All my walls are popcorn. Can I still apply this?
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It is a sticker that needs a flat surface to adhere to. Would work for maybe a day of two but would fall off eventually and would look bad while it was up in the process.
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Of course. You will just reduce the recipe as any other. But, after using this popcorn maker, you may end up making the full batch. It is that good! Besides, with the light bulb and the heater under the floor, it is just as good the next day!
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I never used oil instead I used smartbalance and put popcorn salt with that and it's delicious. You may want to put the butter on top just as it starts to pop. This popper doesn't get as hot as stir crazy. However because of that the popcorn isn't as hard. Good luck. Try using smartbalance and see if you like it. Use a lot.
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Yes you can. It is just like the small bottles of popcorn seasoning you buy in the grocery store. The difference is, those bottles are about $2.25 for about an ounce and a half. This stuff is just as good maybe better. And will keep in your pantry for years.
795759
I would say it would damage walls, depending on what you used to apply it to your walls.
1029132
This product does tend to spread out while cureing. I would not use it on a wall.
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The studpop was designed to work on any kind of wall. Sheetrock, plaster, lath and plaster, tile. That's the guarantee. If it doesn't appear to be working then it's either defective or you're not using it right. In either case contact the company and they'll figure it out. Being a new company with a very new product, they are very eager to please ; )
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I am not sure I understand why you would be using this to spray doors. It is very good for medium splatter to knock down textures for drywall texture. I have not tried to shoot acoustic popcorn ceilings, but my opinion is that it would also do that. The only limitation I have found is to spray a very light orange peel. There is no way to increase the pressure. To make a lighter texture you have to make the texture thinner. Also do not use drywall mud use drywall texture for a lighter texture. I hope this helps.
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I put a large wooden spoon underneath the front of the popper, leaning it slightly backwards. Anything to prop the front up would work. The wooden spoon just seems to be the right height needed to still allow the popped popcorn to build up and flow out. I remove the spoon once the popped popcorn starts to flow. At the end there's a few unpopped kernels that fly if I don't turn off the machine, hold the bowl up blocking the opening or putting the spoon underneath the backside. I prefer to just turn it off.
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You might want to try Flavacol. It is supposedly butter flavored, but I can't taste it. It is yellow, so you can easily see how much is sticking to the popcorn.
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Like remove and glue in other wall? No. You need spray water and their stay there. Hope this help
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Yes. I put the butter in first (with a little vegetable oil) then the popcorn and a little salt and it all pops together.
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The smell is slightly nutty and popcorn-like. Once you apply it the smell does not linger.
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Yes you can. The corn is slightly dryer without but oil is not required. It's also easier to burn the popcorn. I have successfully done it twice; both times I really really wanted popcorn and was hard up for oil. You really only need a small amount of oil. If no oil is going to be your norm, I'd recommend an air popper.
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You should be able to. The formula just changes it to not cancerous look and stops the spread. it's still porous still can take primer if you wanted to paint it
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Use coconut oil. It's NOT better. Some people feel popcorn tastes better yellow (what??). Really, this stuff is awful. I have a full container- don't know what to do with it. Surely won't use it. Personally, I use good ol' peanut oil now.
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I agree with Deidre W. I would not do that. Altho I applied it over SOME ceiling cracks , was pretty smooth surface, besides , I think it would tend to pull the popcorn off.