Can you use this product to remove popcorn ceilings?
1024300
Yes but popcorn ceiling is easily removed with a spray bottle filled with water and a scraper
1024301
Yes, works great. I removed popcorn ceiling in one room so far. It made short work of it. I purchased because contractors wanted $2500 to $3000 to remove popcorn from my front living area. Dust and cleanup is minimum. Will throw a little dust if you go past edge on outside corner. Very high quality tool
1024302
Yes, works great. I removed popcorn ceiling in one room so far. It made short work of it. I purchased because contractors wanted $2500 to $3000 to remove popcorn from my front living area.Dust and cleanup is minimum. Will throw a little dust if you go past edge on outside corner. Very high quality tool
1024303
Yes, it works great on unpainted popcorn. Painted popcorn is harder to do because the paint clogs up the sandpaper. Just clean the discs and continue.
1024304
Yes as long as it is a texture made of drywall mud. I recently sanded a plaster popcorn ceiling with the 24 grit sandpaper and it worked well enough to sand the high spots down but still required a plaster skim coat to make it smooth.
601414
Gold medal is a salt seasining and as such can be used anywhere, (just remember its a salt too). As to micowave or air popcorn poppers...I would think the seasoning would "blow" out of the air popper and thus defeat the purpose. You can, however, sprinkle it overvthe popcorn after its in your bowl, (this seasoning is a fine powdered product). ps...i use it on all my popcorn...i use a stircrazy popper.
978981
We have not had to use it for that but according to the contractor that told us about this he said that it removes everything. I would try a very small spot and see what happens.
937881
The instructions say for outdoor use or in well ventilated areas. I don't know if its safe to use indoors. You can use a spray paint for popcorn ceilings, but it is hard to tell how many cans you will need, it all depends on how thick you put it on. You might want to go to a hardware store or Home Depot - Lowe's and ask someone in the paint department what you should use.
32954
We don't have popcorn textured ceilings. I think ours are called slap brush, and it definitely does stay on them (I just tried it tonight to find out).
281773
Don't know...would not buy this popcorn maker as it leaves a lot of unpoped popcorn.
344082
Yes, it can. There is a screw on the bottom that tightens for finer. Since I use mine for salt, I tighten it very fine for popcorn salt.
360742
Yes. We have 10 foot ceilings and my husband uses this once a month to dust the fan blades. He does use a step stool so he doesn't have to reach as far.
1121042
All is well and good removing popcorn finish with this sander, but BEWARE no matter how much this says "dust free", popcorn ceilings are known for having asbestos. There are tests to find out. If so, I recommend full garb, tenting room off, and definitely wearing a respirator no matter what! Popcorn finish should be wet so as not to spread asbestos, but this sander won't work with wet so it's worth researching BEFORE tackling a popcorn ceiling with this sander!
601412
Gold medal is a salt seasining and as such can be used anywhere, (just remember its a salt too). As to micowave or air popcorn poppers...I would think the seasoning would "blow" out of the air popper and thus defeat the purpose. You can, however, sprinkle it overvthe popcorn after its in your bowl, (this seasoning is a fine powdered product).ps...i use it on all my popcorn...i use a stircrazy popper.
933340
I didn't do this but I don't see why you couldn't. I used some small nails and put on my wall but it should work on your ceiling as well.
1627225
I suppose you could. I would be very careful. Results may be best if you tried to trim the unwanted area as low as possible before applying the product.
1643332
I have never tried it on the ceiling. It might work. I only use it on smothe floor surfaces like hardwood, vinyl, ceramic tile.
1794833
I don't see why not. If you have a microwave popcorn popper I would think that it would work fine but I would caution you that this popcorn releases a lot of energy when popping. It may blow open the top of the popper if you have your regular amount of kernels in it. When I pop it the kernels really bang against the inside of my popping kettle, louder than any other popcorn I've used recently. Hope this answers your question.
1016213
Most likely not. You will have to cut in by hand. But depending on the pitch of the ceiling it may be very small. You can put a brush on an extension pole as well.
579486
Yes you can. I use a whirley popper also and it works great. Best popcorn, just like the theatre. I also use flavacol seasoning.
2015223
Yes, on popcorn setting. Unfortunately it takes about an hour. After repeated usage for this purpose, it melts the plastic arbor enough for it to separate from the metal for the stir arm, rendering it useless.