“But at a minimum, expect to need a specialty roller and a robust brush that can handle texture additives.” The additives are often mixed into the paint color and applied to the wall ...

Common types of wall texture are: Working Time ... supplies like drop cloths to protect surfaces, a ladder, and a brush or sponge to cut into corners. SUPPLIES Also known as drywall mud, joint ...

but if your wall has deep texture, such as valleys and peaks of slap-brush texture, it might take a second coat to cover completely. If applying a second coat, do not sand between coats.

In the process we discovered some things we may have not noticed in a frenzy of refurbishing, like the texture in the walls. Instead of tearing everything out and making it 'new,' we're responding ...

Knockdown: Making a second pass over orange peel texture with a trowel or sponge to flatten peaks and bumps gives the wall this stucco-like appearance. For stomp technique, smack a stiff brush ...