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I’ve been doing drywall for close to 30 years now. I like this sponge tip for knockdown repairs. Good job. The only thing that I’ve found that works better is to use a rubber squeegee rather than a plastic shield. It always comes out great. Thx for the video.
I simulate sprayed knockdown by using a knotch trowel to put a uniform layer on the repaired area; then I roll it with a goop loop roller in two directions (load the roller on a piece of scrap before starting). Then wait for it to set up a little. Then knock it down with a wide plastic knife. Goes much faster than a sponge...
I’ve used a stiff bristle scrub brush dipped it in the mud and used my fingers to flick the bristles and sling the mud off on the wall . It has great accuracy . Thanks for all your hard work man also your great wisdom.
I’ve been taping for 36 years and retired because I lost vision in both eyes. Love your videos! Sorry you had to close shop! Learned something new making a texture sponge. Thank you!
Thanks, glad to help. I’m really loving teaching here on UA-cam, plus it’s going to pay way more than i could have ever made in Drywall. So I’m happy to close shop.
Ive got a whole bunch of holes to fix, from anchors. I am in a hurry and not great at mud but getting better as each job goes by. Looking forward to desecrating my sponge today. Tried to fling it. Not great. Just a mess. I also use fast set. The spray cans were a joke for the heavy knockdown. I got a heavy waste. Great idea thanks!
I patched cracks in an area of San Antonio Texas for over 10 years that some homes would have 50 to 70 cracks because of ground movement. - Your dead on with your videos- respect to you
I thank you for your videos! My ceiling patch and texture turned out beautifully thanks to you. Using the sponge is so much easier and the knockdown look turned out way better using it for other small areas I had patched too.
I am an auto body repairman and then throwing mud on cars For years. Nice to have some tips On doing dry wall Because I do my own work in a lot of the theories are the same. But some things you don't know unless the professionals tired these things thanks a lot keep up the good work. I hope you are doing well I just started watching your videos
Thanks. I’ve painted about ten cars myself including a very custom 27T streetrod I own. It is very similar to drywall but t must be done much smoother than drywall. Thanks
Ya we used to roll it with a paint roller , standard stomp five stomps in a circle overlapping and one stomp in the center of circle , in staggered rows pull with big plastic knife every pull the same direction , we did a finished basement ceiling and walls with the layover technic ,looked awesome but quite a challenge. More difficult then a sunburst around ceiling fans. thanks for posting I was looking for a way to blend and the sponge thing is perfect. Think I'll try it out tomorrow ,I'm gonna go make a sponge right now .😁
I think what your doing is perfect. My son and daughter-in-law put learning posters on the wall with two sided tape, then gave my grandbaby a box of crayons. So I had to clean the crayon and two sided tape off the walls. Scrubbing it so hard that it took the texture off the wall in a section that is 6ft x 3ft. I looked at texture guns and a small compressor and I was looking at something in the ballpark of about $200.00 from a pawn shop. I decided to use your sponge and spackle method and it worked great. Now I just need to get off y but and paint the wall. Thanks.
You have been so helpful! I would have totally messed up my knockdown. Had to strip paint off bathroom wall in a small bathroom. I got down to the cardboard paper. So I primed and I’m so happy I won’t have paint bubbles. Also I lived in Grand Junction for my first 28 years of life… I saw the monument in the video. Thank you Kilted Guy!!!!
I do a fair bit of this knockdown but I always do a whole wall. I don't thin down the mud but am going to try that. I've made and used several things to apply the mud. I've tried putting texture on the stamping tool because that seems to make sense...BUT in reality a flat trowel works fine. What happens is you get the mud on the surface, a big blob and then stamp stamp stamp to spread it out and with each stamp the texture gets finer and finer. Stop at some point when the amount of texture is what you want and matches the rest. I wait a bit and knock it down.. Sometimes I wait a little too long and I have to use a lot of pressure on the trowel but that made it easy to not flatten the texture too much. Once completely forgot to knock down a wall, totally dried. Sanded and looked find so that could be an option.
I thought the presentation was great. There are others out there who have applied the mix by flicking their fingers, but, the spounge seems to be a better way. Thanks
Thank You for all your knowledge. We covered an unused window opening in an office space. I had used a textured roller from HD. Matched the wall enough that no one noticed the 48" square hole.
I didn't have a knockdown knife, but was able to achieve decent results with a large piece of scrap acrylic. I imagine anything with a smooth finish and a similar amount of flex would work.
Perfect! I stopped looking online for how to do this at your video. You have so many videos! I couldn't find the one on the secret to painting it correctly. Where is that video?
In a small area like this and concerned about it drying to fast as the application takes longer than spraying, what would you think about misting the ceiling with a water bottle on the areas that are drying to fast while youre still applying mud to the rest?
If you don’t apply too much, that should help. Another trick is to prime the repair before you texture it as that will slow down how fast it dries out. Or even knock down part of it then continue applying the raw texture.
hey this is GREAT! thank you!!! i think i might try your roller idea. my ceiling has a subtle texture, almost like a paint roller anyway. for a small repair (about one square foot) do you have to use mud? or could regular spackle work? the drywall is flat , just the paint peeled off from a pin drip from the roof. it’s dry now and doesn’t seem to need major patching.
I’ve got a 7 year old house and am getting a few cracks in the ceiling drywall. It has a knockdown texture so I’m looking to just route out the crack and fill with caulk then refinish. Should I tape the joint also?
I'm about to try this method, but your warning about painting afterward has me worried I'm going to do it wrong! It looks like the video followup isn't out yet, so can you please give me a quick idea of what not to do? Thank you so much, I really love your videos!
Yes, just let it dry well, then spot prime with a nice solid coat of a bonding primer, (not pva) since you might have to let it stick to smooth paint. Let it dry well, then spot paint, softening the edges by pulling off at the end of the roll, and going over the outside gently. Let dry 4 hours, then repaint the whole surface. You can try spot painting the 2nd coat by extending it slightly, but anything shinier than flat, won't blend well which is why I only guarantee paint if I can repaint the whole wall or ceiling, just to the next corner.
@@ThatKiltedGuyDIY - I was looking for your follow-up paint video too. Good tip about using bonding primer. I had to google what a bonding primer is. I think Gardz or Roman Rx-35 PRO-999 are bonding primers.
When making the "pancake batter" is hot, warm, or cold water used? P.S. Thank you so very much for your excellent detailed instructional videos. You have helped me with issues I didn't even know I had till I watched one of your videos.
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Thanks gonna give it a try.. Do you think i could try this texture method on a plywood ceiling? Yes plywood! There’s no $ to add drywall so I was going to attempt to prime it (it’s currently painted chocolate brown) then tape the seams like you would drywall then skim with the joint compound and end with a knockdown texture. What are your thoughts. Im thinking it can’t look much worse. But I don’t want to spend a ton of my time on it if it’s not going to adhere.
@@ThatKiltedGuyDIY sorry once you’re done spraying/sponging, before knocking it down. It was to your point about longer work times and material setting up before you’re done applying all of it
@@rickybaker42 the best way to get a longer set up time before you have to knock it down is to prime it first. I still don’t think the Misty idea is a good idea. On larger jobs you really need help or you’ve got to work extra hard and it’s really hard to get it to blend right
When I’m doing a job, my customers like the fact that I can do the job in one day, but I can’t do that if I prime and paint it in that same day. Plus I would have to charge them more. So I’ve learned how to blend it the way I do and it saves money and gets the job done faster. But yes that would work if you have the time. There is a drawback to it though. Normally it only takes a few minutes for the mud to set up the way I do it without priming, but if you prime and paint it it can take 20 minutes or more which is a lot of time to wait and you could accidentally wait too long because of that. Hope that helps. Guy
Thanks for the video! Have you ever done this on an external wall? I'm after a subtle "stone look" on a cement column, 6" x 6" × 18" tall. I like the idea of applying a lesser amount using the sponge and l wondered if knocking it down would create small flatter areas to mimic eroded granite. Thanks again for the videos, you're inspiring!
Hello, here's how to paint a drywall repair and have it not show. Apply one full coat of primer. I recommend a primer like Bullseye 123 as it has a higher bond compared to PVA primer. That's important since some of the primer will be applied to the painted area around the repair and PVA won't stick to that as well since it's made for raw drywall. Apply one full coat of paint, extending slightly beyond the repair. Apply it nice and evenly, going over it one final time very lightly, which will level any lines and heavy spots. Pull the roller off as you roll out to the edges to feather the paint edge. Do this one more time, extending the paint slightly. Tips- If painting over flat paint, you can spot paint as above. But if there's any gloss at all, it will show the edges where you stop so the only way to avoid that is for the 2nd coat to paint the entire surface, or up to the next break such as a beam, trim, etc. Allow each coat to dry the recommended time (read the recoat times on the paint can). Make sure the repair is fully dry. I recommend 24-48 hours, but if you watch, the mud will dry whiter than it was when wet. When 100% of the mud is solid white, it should be fully dry. But it's best to wait another hour or so after that. Don't rush it. If applying a matching texture of knockdown, I like to very lightly sand or scrape around the outer edges of the repair. If you sprayed it, the outer edges will be fine mist, and you want to remove that. But you also want to make your texture outer edges blend into the existing texture by sanding the new texture outer edges so they become one with the old texture. Don't skimp on paint or primer. Use a 3/8" nap for light texture, but can go up to 1/2" for heavier texture. Use quality materials including a roller that you didn't buy at the dollar store, and paint that's at least mid grade. If matching paint, take it to a real paint store like Sherwin Williams, NOT a big box store or True Value etc. They are experts at tweaking it if the computer is off a little. Big box stores seldom are. I most often use Sherwin Williams Super paint and get great results. If you find our information has helped you with your projects, you can tip us if you would like at: paypal.me/ThatKiltedGuyVideos?locale.x=en_US Or on Patreon at: www.patreon.com/ThatKiltedGuy Or Via venmo at Guy Purcella@Guy-Purcella Thank you either way.
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I can’t think of any reason your location would change the type of mud you would use. So you should be using regular weight all purpose for taping, and a lightweight mud for top coating or texture and you’ll be fine. Thanks, Guy
Depends on too many things. Look for the shine to start going away and test it. For a novice, do a sample on a piece of scrap at the same time and when it knocks down right, the main area is ready.
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I just thought of something, I have always think like macgyver does. I would get some thick sponge like yours maybe from old mattress or couch pillow and glue it to piece of wood and put broom handle to it or just a handle and that would do the job easy. I am doing the wall and wanted some tips and saw this one. Thanks for your knowledge and share it. 👍👍👍👍👍
I have had issues trying to knock down using joint compound. It has a lot more glue in it so it doesn't knock down nicely. Id suggest using topping, I have had much better luck texturing with it.
@@ThatKiltedGuyDIY thanks for reply. A quick follow up question: unless I am missing something, hot mud would be more forgiving at the painted edges since it would set up at the same time as the middle. Correct?
Yeah, I've had that happen. Maybe do that texture right before feeding everyone, and put a fan on it for 30 minutes. Should be firm enough by then. Good luck, 🐈😉
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I’ve been doing drywall for close to 30 years now. I like this sponge tip for knockdown repairs. Good job. The only thing that I’ve found that works better is to use a rubber squeegee rather than a plastic shield. It always comes out great. Thx for the video.
I simulate sprayed knockdown by using a knotch trowel to put a uniform layer on the repaired area; then I roll it with a goop loop roller in two directions (load the roller on a piece of scrap before starting). Then wait for it to set up a little. Then knock it down with a wide plastic knife. Goes much faster than a sponge...
Thank you for not adding music to this video . Great video
I’ve used a stiff bristle scrub brush dipped it in the mud and used my fingers to flick the bristles and sling the mud off on the wall . It has great accuracy . Thanks for all your hard work man also your great wisdom.
This guy is legit. Saved me $50 bucks on crappy spray texture.
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I’ve been taping for 36 years and retired because I lost vision in both eyes. Love your videos! Sorry you had to close shop! Learned something new making a texture sponge. Thank you!
Thanks, glad to help. I’m really loving teaching here on UA-cam, plus it’s going to pay way more than i could have ever made in Drywall. So I’m happy to close shop.
Ive got a whole bunch of holes to fix, from anchors. I am in a hurry and not great at mud but getting better as each job goes by. Looking forward to desecrating my sponge today. Tried to fling it. Not great. Just a mess. I also use fast set. The spray cans were a joke for the heavy knockdown. I got a heavy waste. Great idea thanks!
We use that same sponge technique but usually on small areas I agree with you it's very tough on the big areas.
Thanks for the reminder lesson. Gotta fix some walls. I did a great job with your instruction last time, I just forgot the technique.
I've watched so many videos on this. Yours is by far the best.
Saree Sanchez Thank you. I’m happy to hear that. 😎
I patched cracks in an area of San Antonio Texas for over 10 years that some homes would have 50 to 70 cracks because of ground movement. - Your dead on with your videos- respect to you
Thanks 😊
I thank you for your videos! My ceiling patch and texture turned out beautifully thanks to you. Using the sponge is so much easier and the knockdown look turned out way better using it for other small areas I had patched too.
Wonderful! Glad I could help.
I am an auto body repairman and then throwing mud on cars For years. Nice to have some tips On doing dry wall Because I do my own work in a lot of the theories are the same. But some things you don't know unless the professionals tired these things thanks a lot keep up the good work. I hope you are doing well I just started watching your videos
Thanks. I’ve painted about ten cars myself including a very custom 27T streetrod I own. It is very similar to drywall but t must be done much smoother than drywall. Thanks
Ya we used to roll it with a paint roller , standard stomp five stomps in a circle overlapping and one stomp in the center of circle , in staggered rows pull with big plastic knife every pull the same direction , we did a finished basement ceiling and walls with the layover technic ,looked awesome but quite a challenge. More difficult then a sunburst around ceiling fans. thanks for posting I was looking for a way to blend and the sponge thing is perfect. Think I'll try it out tomorrow ,I'm gonna go make a sponge right now .😁
I think what your doing is perfect. My son and daughter-in-law put learning posters on the wall with two sided tape, then gave my grandbaby a box of crayons. So I had to clean the crayon and two sided tape off the walls. Scrubbing it so hard that it took the texture off the wall in a section that is 6ft x 3ft. I looked at texture guns and a small compressor and I was looking at something in the ballpark of about $200.00 from a pawn shop. I decided to use your sponge and spackle method and it worked great. Now I just need to get off y but and paint the wall. Thanks.
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Just made one for a bathroom ceiling, worked great! Thanks..... Your other mud/drywall videos are very helpful.
You have been so helpful! I would have totally messed up my knockdown. Had to strip paint off bathroom wall in a small bathroom. I got down to the cardboard paper. So I primed and I’m so happy I won’t have paint bubbles. Also I lived in Grand Junction for my first 28 years of life… I saw the monument in the video. Thank you Kilted Guy!!!!
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Thank you! Glad to help.
very comprehensive - great video sage!
I do a fair bit of this knockdown but I always do a whole wall. I don't thin down the mud but am going to try that. I've made and used several things to apply the mud. I've tried putting texture on the stamping tool because that seems to make sense...BUT in reality a flat trowel works fine. What happens is you get the mud on the surface, a big blob and then stamp stamp stamp to spread it out and with each stamp the texture gets finer and finer. Stop at some point when the amount of texture is what you want and matches the rest. I wait a bit and knock it down.. Sometimes I wait a little too long and I have to use a lot of pressure on the trowel but that made it easy to not flatten the texture too much. Once completely forgot to knock down a wall, totally dried. Sanded and looked find so that could be an option.
Ohhh. I like the flat trowel idea! You get the vacuum suction with big peaks at first. Great Idea.
I thought the presentation was great. There are others out there who have applied the mix by flicking their fingers, but, the spounge seems to be a better way. Thanks
Thank you for the 3 part video. I’m looking forward to repairing my ceiling.
A little hand pump mason gun with the big tip works good as well with the big quart jar. Also works well for popcorn but the masking is necessary.
Nice 1955 chevy truck i belive that is with the small side light windows on the corners.
They made this body style in 1954 and half of 55, and mine is a 54
Thank you for your COMPLETE instructional videos on repairs. Job WELL DONE.
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I have some small spots to fill and texture where there used to be towel rods. This info will come in real handy.
Thank You for all your knowledge. We covered an unused window opening in an office space. I had used a textured roller from HD. Matched the wall enough that no one noticed the 48" square hole.
I didn't have a knockdown knife, but was able to achieve decent results with a large piece of scrap acrylic. I imagine anything with a smooth finish and a similar amount of flex would work.
They do but not as good from my experience
That looks really good. I'm going to use this technique myself.
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I used to do this all the time. Good tips.
I use the Sureline texture roller, wait 10 minutes and knock it down. My mix is a little dryer though.
Thank you for sharing your precious experiences with us.
It's my pleasure 😎👣
Thanks for that valuable info. I have 2 ceiling spots that should be done, this motivates me.
Excellent video!!!!
Guy. Where is the video on how to paint this patch? Please provide the link.
Here’s the link- ua-cam.com/video/3_QSmuf0bVI/v-deo.html
Great video. Best one I’ve watched so far. And I’m about to do both new texture on a ceiling and blend in new to old knockdown on the walls.
Perfect! I stopped looking online for how to do this at your video. You have so many videos! I couldn't find the one on the secret to painting it correctly. Where is that video?
Here it is- ua-cam.com/video/3_QSmuf0bVI/v-deo.html
Thoroughly explained many thanks!
You're very welcome!
Ive never seen this method before today, i wish I'd have seen it last week...
How much would that repair cost . I have the same problem.
In a small area like this and concerned about it drying to fast as the application takes longer than spraying, what would you think about misting the ceiling with a water bottle on the areas that are drying to fast while youre still applying mud to the rest?
If you don’t apply too much, that should help. Another trick is to prime the repair before you texture it as that will slow down how fast it dries out. Or even knock down part of it then continue applying the raw texture.
@@ThatKiltedGuyDIY Thanks!
hey this is GREAT! thank you!!!
i think i might try your roller idea. my ceiling has a subtle texture, almost like a paint roller anyway.
for a small repair (about one square foot) do you have to use mud? or could regular spackle work?
the drywall is flat , just the paint peeled off from a pin drip from the roof. it’s dry now and doesn’t seem to need major patching.
The texture ceiling repair video was very help. Thank you.
Thanks for commenting.
Great tutorial video. Thank you can’t wait to try it.
I’ve got a 7 year old house and am getting a few cracks in the ceiling drywall. It has a knockdown texture so I’m looking to just route out the crack and fill with caulk then refinish. Should I tape the joint also?
Yes it’s best to tape cracks like that
I'm about to try this method, but your warning about painting afterward has me worried I'm going to do it wrong! It looks like the video followup isn't out yet, so can you please give me a quick idea of what not to do? Thank you so much, I really love your videos!
Yes, just let it dry well, then spot prime with a nice solid coat of a bonding primer, (not pva) since you might have to let it stick to smooth paint. Let it dry well, then spot paint, softening the edges by pulling off at the end of the roll, and going over the outside gently. Let dry 4 hours, then repaint the whole surface. You can try spot painting the 2nd coat by extending it slightly, but anything shinier than flat, won't blend well which is why I only guarantee paint if I can repaint the whole wall or ceiling, just to the next corner.
@@ThatKiltedGuyDIY Thank you so much for the prompt response!
@@ThatKiltedGuyDIY - I was looking for your follow-up paint video too. Good tip about using bonding primer. I had to google what a bonding primer is. I think Gardz or Roman
Rx-35 PRO-999 are bonding primers.
Great video had some questions, How long to you wait to knock it down and could not find the video on how to paint after. Thanks
The painting video hasn’t come out yet but will soon. Wait till the shiny look gets a little duller. From 3-6 minutes usually.
Textured for quite some time wait till shine disappears it dissipates look down the wall can you turn knock it you want just a little shine left in it
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great info doing it tomarrow
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Thanks gonna give it a try.. Do you think i could try this texture method on a plywood ceiling? Yes plywood! There’s no $ to add drywall so I was going to attempt to prime it (it’s currently painted chocolate brown) then tape the seams like you would drywall then skim with the joint compound and end with a knockdown texture. What are your thoughts. Im thinking it can’t look much worse. But I don’t want to spend a ton of my time on it if it’s not going to adhere.
It should stick after priming with a good bonding primer
great video I was looking for this kind of video , and I think I just found it ,thank you so mush
so these texture repair sponges that you buy for 20 bucks is the same exact material as the 2 dollar sponge you're using in this video?
Yes
Another great video! Thank you for posting this! The sponge is a great idea!
Hey, you bet.
Can you just go over everything with a fine water spray once you’re done texturing to get a uniform dry time?
I don’t see the point and think it might mess up the texture or weaken it
@@ThatKiltedGuyDIY sorry once you’re done spraying/sponging, before knocking it down. It was to your point about longer work times and material setting up before you’re done applying all of it
@@rickybaker42 the best way to get a longer set up time before you have to knock it down is to prime it first. I still don’t think the Misty idea is a good idea. On larger jobs you really need help or you’ve got to work extra hard and it’s really hard to get it to blend right
I've done somthing like that but used my paint color as the water with a dry mix.
How do you avoid flashing when you done painting the repaired area??
Like this- ua-cam.com/video/3_QSmuf0bVI/v-deo.html
Was the sponge moistened prior to the mud being applied to it? Or dry?
I used it dry. Moistening it might cause the texture mud thickness to vary too much and wouldn't accomplish anything. Thanks for asking. 😎👣
this was a helpful question
Why not prime/paint it before adding the texture so it can be overlapped without having to keep it within the patched new mud?
When I’m doing a job, my customers like the fact that I can do the job in one day, but I can’t do that if I prime and paint it in that same day. Plus I would have to charge them more. So I’ve learned how to blend it the way I do and it saves money and gets the job done faster.
But yes that would work if you have the time. There is a drawback to it though. Normally it only takes a few minutes for the mud to set up the way I do it without priming, but if you prime and paint it it can take 20 minutes or more which is a lot of time to wait and you could accidentally wait too long because of that.
Hope that helps. Guy
Thanks for the video!
Have you ever done this on an external wall?
I'm after a subtle "stone look" on a cement column, 6" x 6" × 18" tall.
I like the idea of applying a lesser amount using the sponge and l wondered if knocking it down would create small flatter areas to mimic eroded granite.
Thanks again for the videos, you're inspiring!
I don't mess with external walls like that, so no.
You could use the trowel and do same things
how much you charge about for 300 square feet just for the texture?
Hello That Kilted Guy. What's the Painting tip for Knockdown texture repair? Thank you.
Hello, here's how to paint a drywall repair and have it not show.
Apply one full coat of primer. I recommend a primer like Bullseye 123 as it has a higher bond compared to PVA primer. That's important since some of the primer will be applied to the painted area around the repair and PVA won't stick to that as well since it's made for raw drywall.
Apply one full coat of paint, extending slightly beyond the repair. Apply it nice and evenly, going over it one final time very lightly, which will level any lines and heavy spots. Pull the roller off as you roll out to the edges to feather the paint edge.
Do this one more time, extending the paint slightly.
Tips- If painting over flat paint, you can spot paint as above. But if there's any gloss at all, it will show the edges where you stop so the only way to avoid that is for the 2nd coat to paint the entire surface, or up to the next break such as a beam, trim, etc.
Allow each coat to dry the recommended time (read the recoat times on the paint can).
Make sure the repair is fully dry. I recommend 24-48 hours, but if you watch, the mud will dry whiter than it was when wet. When 100% of the mud is solid white, it should be fully dry. But it's best to wait another hour or so after that. Don't rush it.
If applying a matching texture of knockdown, I like to very lightly sand or scrape around the outer edges of the repair. If you sprayed it, the outer edges will be fine mist, and you want to remove that. But you also want to make your texture outer edges blend into the existing texture by sanding the new texture outer edges so they become one with the old texture.
Don't skimp on paint or primer.
Use a 3/8" nap for light texture, but can go up to 1/2" for heavier texture.
Use quality materials including a roller that you didn't buy at the dollar store, and paint that's at least mid grade.
If matching paint, take it to a real paint store like Sherwin Williams, NOT a big box store or True Value etc. They are experts at tweaking it if the computer is off a little. Big box stores seldom are. I most often use Sherwin Williams Super paint and get great results.
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Outstanding video.
Thank you very much!
Great video sir thanks
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So you dont have to replace the whole piece of drywall or is that only for extensive damage?
You only have to replace the damaged section
Does this work on walls?
The same
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Can you do this in paneling?
Yea if it’s solid and you clean it first
I can skip trowel that right in with no sponge.
How do you spray on a celling?
What type of finish mud would you recommend for a garage ceiling in south Florida?
I can’t think of any reason your location would change the type of mud you would use. So you should be using regular weight all purpose for taping, and a lightweight mud for top coating or texture and you’ll be fine. Thanks, Guy
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great video!
I am using all purpose mud. how long do you have to wait till you start the knockdown?
Depends on too many things. Look for the shine to start going away and test it. For a novice, do a sample on a piece of scrap at the same time and when it knocks down right, the main area is ready.
good video thank you
Thank you too
This guy is great!
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Can someone give me the link to the painting video the host is talking about at the end of this one ?
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Good tips, thank you
You bet!
Excellent information again, thank you.
Can you do this in a bathroom, if you prime and paint after it is dry?
Yes
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I'm not, sorry. Next time I hire it will be for video help in maybe 6 months.
How’d you modify your sponge 🧽
Like this- KnockDown Texture Repair Sponge that cost $2.00. NO WAY? Yes Way, and it works well.
I just thought of something, I have always think like macgyver does. I would get some thick sponge like yours maybe from old mattress or couch pillow and glue it to piece of wood and put broom handle to it or just a handle and that would do the job easy. I am doing the wall and wanted some tips and saw this one. Thanks for your knowledge and share it. 👍👍👍👍👍
I have had issues trying to knock down using joint compound. It has a lot more glue in it so it doesn't knock down nicely. Id suggest using topping, I have had much better luck texturing with it.
So how do i do a very large texture versus the normal
Like this- ua-cam.com/video/eKkDBGHCbJo/v-deo.html
Why don't you recommend using hot mud for this technique with knockdown?
Because hot mud is a pain unless you need it. It really doesn’t dry any faster so I don’t see the point
@@ThatKiltedGuyDIY thanks for reply. A quick follow up question: unless I am missing something, hot mud would be more forgiving at the painted edges since it would set up at the same time as the middle. Correct?
Sets up slower over paint
Awesome
I use a rough deck roller, kind of like a plastic mesh roller. looks like a plastic sponge on a roller.
Could you use the magic squeegee to do the knockdown?
I don’t think I’ve tried it but probably.
Where's the painting video?
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Lol, I was thinking pancake batter.
How to go around bull nose corners kids and dogs ruin everything
Yeah, I've had that happen. Maybe do that texture right before feeding everyone, and put a fan on it for 30 minutes. Should be firm enough by then. Good luck, 🐈😉