Or you can use the home remedy: 60% plaster, 40% old-fashioned Quaker Oats (for a bigger texture, get barley flakes)and mix. If the plaster goes on too thick, add a bit of water, up to 10%. apply. Use a thin layer and don't overwork. This is good for small patches, for example 15 inches x 6 inches. Saves time and money when you have to make a repair. When the plaster is dry, then paint.
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Great work !do you need to primer the patch n then apply popcorn ?
Great job! Wish I saw this before I wasted my money on the popcorn spray! I made a big mess with that stuff
Looks good.
Popcorn is very hard to match. Good job!
Thank you for the demonstration
Thank you
Or you can use the home remedy: 60% plaster, 40% old-fashioned Quaker Oats (for a bigger texture, get barley flakes)and mix. If the plaster goes on too thick, add a bit of water, up to 10%. apply. Use a thin layer and don't overwork. This is good for small patches, for example 15 inches x 6 inches. Saves time and money when you have to make a repair. When the plaster is dry, then paint.
You didn't even sand the drywall, lmao
Its polystyrene foam not paper
Yea that doesn't really match...
That’s terrible. My lord