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Old 01-06-2013, 12:14 AM   #1
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Popcorn Ceiling Re-Pair


This is one repair I have yet to experience at my property, but is in need of attention. I was browsing the store shelves at Home Depot and found a popcorn ceiling texture, so I am hoping all I have to do is scrape / mud / and spray the next texture.

My only question is when I begin scrapping it may turn out to be a bigger than just a seem along the ceiling. If that is the case would I still use the popcorn texture or is there another go to product - perhaps redoing a section of the ceiling?

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Hard to tell from the pic but it looks like the tape is loose.I would dig out all the loose tape and scrape off the loose texture then re-tape and spray with texture.Hopefully you can feather it in and match the old texture without having to re-spray the whole ceiling.

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The tape for popcorn ceilings - is that the same as the drywall tape / mesh on the seams?
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Read up:
http://www.ehow.com/how_2295113_repair-popcorn-ceiling.html

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The tape for popcorn ceilings - is that the same as the drywall tape / mesh on the seams?
Yes it is the same tape on the seams.It looks like the taped seams are loose.If they are,remove the old loose tape and mud and re-tape and mud the seams first before texturing the ceiling.
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