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Wellington Pro Painters & Popcorn Removal experts have performed well in delivering services to Shoma Townhomes HOA residents. We provide services like residential painting, knockdown textures, commercial painting, orange peel ceiling, popcorn ceiling removal, and smooth ceiling finish. We also offer residential popcorn ceiling removal, drywall repairs, commercial popcorn ceiling removal, and drywall installations.

A popcorn ceiling is also known as the acoustic ceiling. It is usually sprayed onto ceilings. The popcorn ceiling was popularized in the 1980s and has been rediscovered. Popcorn ceilings look a lot like cottage cheese. However, many modern textures can be used to make popcorn ceilings.

They are less bubbled and more similar to cottage cheese. To remove the asbestos ceilings, we will need special equipment. Today, there are safer alternatives that do not contain asbestos. Consider the pros of popcorn ceiling before deciding if it suits your needs.

The popcorn ceiling has many benefits. The best thing about popcorn ceilings is their ability to hide imperfections in your ceiling, like the tape or mud seams required for sheetrock. A flat, non-textured finish may look great, but it can be challenging to finish. Every ripple and dent will be visible. Popcorn ceilings can be used to cover any imperfections in your ceilings.

Popcorn ceilings can be easy to install and are very affordable. Several spray options allow a homeowner to apply textures or find us. It is usually cheaper than painting because it takes less time to use popcorn than to mask imperfections.

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Because of their larger surface areas, popcorn ceilings can also dampen noises. This is particularly useful in multi-story homes where it is necessary to muffle noises from the higher levels.

What does orange peel texture look and feel like?

The orange peel texture looks like a layer of tiny imperfections on a wall. Sometimes it is called eggshell texture or splatter. It can be found on either drywall or drywall. However, it is more common on drywall. This wall covering can be damaged in many ways.

We have perfected matching orange peel textures with your Orange Peel Texture sponge for minor repairs to ceilings and walls. These minor repairs are best done without a hopper. They can be messy and leave too much texture, not just in the area being repaired but also in the surrounding areas. This can lead to too much orange peel texture buildup. The patch will not be invisible.

In our many years as drywall and painting contractors, we have found that our texturing technique combined with modified orange peel texture tools is the best. We were able to match, or at the very least get close, to small areas that were painted so you couldn’t see the ceiling or wall.

Prime First

Primer is essential before we start texturing. Primer gives the texture a “tooth.” It also allows the drywall compound to dry faster and evenly, ensuring a consistent finish. A tinted primer will prevent us from missing texture spots.

Mix the Drywall Compound

In a five-gallon bucket, we combine the drywall compound and water. We will mix the drywall compound with about five parts powder and thirty parts water. If we use premix, we will add water one cup at a while until it reaches the desired consistency. The compound should feel and look like a thin pancake batter. Mixing compounds will be easier with a drill and ribbon mixer attachment.

Some prefer to cover the bucket with a cloth and leave the mixture for the night. This creates a uniform texture and allows lumps of mud to dissolve. We mix again and then strain the mud through a mesh screen. Reach us today for a quote for your job.

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Locations We Serve

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