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Niki C.
  • Aurora, CO
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Need advice on what to do after removing popcorn ceiling

Niki C.
  • Aurora, CO
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Hi all,

I'm thinking of removing the popcorn ceiling in the house and my question is that after i remove the popcorn ceiling, what is the next step i should do to finish the ceiling. If I want to add texture to it (orange peel or knockdown) which texture will be more easy to do? Do I need to do anything after removing popcorn ceiling like put some drywall compound to it or i can add texture to the ceiling right away?

Thanks,

Niki

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John Pearson
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  • Neptune Beach, FL
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John Pearson
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Neptune Beach, FL
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i would not recommend sanding, messy, dusty, and some earlier materials have asbestos , skimming with drywall mud is a better option, then leave smooth or retexture 

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