I’ve got to repair a textured ceiling. It is joint compound stamped in a flower type pattern.
Any ideas where to get the tool or how to make one????
I’ve got to repair a textured ceiling. It is joint compound stamped in a flower type pattern.
Any ideas where to get the tool or how to make one????
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Sounds interesting.... Could you post some pictures? someone might be able to give better advice if they see it
Adam
Sounds like it might be some kind of sponged pattern. Check out a good paint store. They'll usually have sponges for different patterns.
Here is one brush you could use: http://www.epinions.com/pr-Shop_Tools-Hyde_Single_Texture_Brush
And a choice of several: http://www.fantastictools.com/pages/texture_brushes_rollers.htm
Most of these can be paired up on a strip of wood and/or put on a pole. Best of luck.
Remodeling Contractor just outside the Glass City.
Quittin' Time
That's it, the texmaster original.
Thanks!!!!
I notice there's a minimum order. You should be able to find that style at a good drywall supply or perhaps a good paint store. Play with the mix on a scrap of drywall, blend into the old stuff as the mud becomes less evident. Random I've found is often harder to match than a formal pattern. Best of luck.Remodeling Contractor just outside the Glass City.
Quittin' Time