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  1. #1
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    Default repainting a textured ceiling

    hi people
    i'm after a bit of advice on repainting a ceiling that has been plastered in a texture similar to a stucco or something
    the ceiling is in the lounge and we want to keep the look of it but just want to repaint

    can i just paint over it?
    or is there some other procedure?

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    When you re-coat try spraying, otherwise you will end up with missed spots, especally if your changing colour






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    I managed it with a thick/long nap roller and changed colour slightly to ensure complete coverage. It worked out well.

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    I did this about 2 weeks ago and used a 20mm nap roller on a 270mm rack to make the job a bit quicker. Painting a textured ceiling is also easier because you don't see any minor blemishes as easily as a gyprock ceiling.

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    ensure you use flat paint too. Nothing looks worse (IMHO) than glossy ceilings. I shudder every time I see one as I think about all the work to sand it back... :eek:

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