Will I still be able to use this on a popcorn ceiling?
271132
i think so, though bare in mind it will probably crunch things up where the oval piece presses against the ceiling...
271133
Yes I'm using it on one I just had to scrap off a lil bit because it works better on a smoother surface..but I have had no problems since then. You may just have to tighten it every few days depending on how much you will be using the pole.
271134
I am an it works fine. I had to scrap off a lil bit of the popcorn so it would not slide
1393492
That is why I bought it. It works great especially on "popcorn" ceilings that are impossible to paint with brush or roller. Cleanup is a bother so try to mask off and paint all the ceilings you are going to do at once.
577500
I don't think so... This thing is gravity fed, and I don't think popcorn weighs enough for it to function properly. Plus, even if it did, I think the pieces would get crushed and/or broken in process and be kind of a mess.
1927772
I'm not sure but I don't think it would come out the same. I think it works best when using oil with the popcorn.
2167291
I guess since it's 'stripable , it could be temporary , but I hope mine isn't ! Has been on my ceiling for months and holding very well !
32955
Yes, you just need to hold The stud pop as close to the ceiling as you can without hitting the popcorn. The magnet will let you know when it found a nail and then you can gently let it stick to the ceiling.
2182888
I don't see why not. Heavy-duty stainless should work great for you. I love this popper. Use 4 oz. of popcorn max.
430444
Hmm, not sure. I've put it on a popcorn ceiling before and it didn't mark it, but it was only there for about a day, so not sure about the long-term effects. The weight distribution seems to prevent any kind of damage.I'd say if the ceiling seems sturdy(would you feel comfortable punching it, or would your hand go through?) then go for it!
1767338
I think they will work for all types of ceilings; you might have to use more of the putty on each star though. My sister and I managed to get them to stick to a "popcorn" ceiling.
483608
I would say absolutely not. You'd have to scrape the popcorn off and apply it to a fairly smooth surface.
157477
Yes, just not from any flimsy ceiling tiles! Make sure you at least have a wood backing up there. Also, make SURE the mount will fit before you buy!! I had to seriously alter mine to get it to line up w the mounts on the projector but now it's pretty good. Good thing Amazon has a great return policy if not though. I like the pivoting feature and ease to tighten that. Hope this helps!
1998798
We have textured ceilings and it works perfectly. I wouldn't think it would be a problem at all.
5860
Hi James, I don't see why not. As long as the structure of the vaulted ceiling is strong enough, should be no problem.
395627
Although it doesn't specifically mention a popcorn ceiling, I would bet it would work. One caution, you would have to cover anything in the room including any carpet. It will bleach out anything it contacts, including the person applying it. My motorhome has a ceiling covered in carpet and it completely removed water stains from a roof leak.
430445
Hmm, not sure. I've put it on a popcorn ceiling before and it didn't mark it, but it was only there for about a day, so not sure about the long-term effects. The weight distribution seems to prevent any kind of damage. I'd say if the ceiling seems sturdy(would you feel comfortable punching it, or would your hand go through?) then go for it!
549730
No. The pole can damage any textured ceiling. Can remove light fixture and assemble it against solid beam overhead.
1128637
Definitely. Ours is used in our large carpeted family room that has vaulted ceilings. We haven't even tried it outside yet.