Will this work for a 'knock-down' texture effect ?
1444864
This will work for part of the process. You have to use what is called a knockdown knife about 10-15 minutes after spraying the texture. You drag your knockdown knife lightly across the texture to knock it down so that it is smooth on the top. I usually leave the ceilings alone and just knock down the walls. I just think it looks better that way.
1444865
My husband used this on our ceiling which I believe is the "knock-down" texture you are referring to. He found the gun to be really good and worth the investment.
1444866
I don't know you mean by knock down. I found I could not get the texture I needed. I think it was more me than the machine.
1444867
Yes. But you must filter or strain the plaster mix and try to get the thinnest consistency possible that will stick.
2278168
That's what I use it on, yes. It wont give you a glossy "photo-like" prints, but it will work.
84969
No it's used for game emulators, but I'm sure with some software you could manage to get that effect.
1560155
I would think you could, but you should try it in an inconspicuous spot. You may not like the glossy appearance.
1121148
Yes should do fine ... I have had on both smooth and textured and even on wood paneling did ok for me.
112371
Yeah that would work, however I found this may to be somewhat slick. It didn't have the jute texture I was looking for.
1548799
I don't know for sure but if you start low setting and progressively mill to whatever texture you seek should work.
138598
Yes, but you would need something to blend it in somehow. It gets sticky if not blended in. Good luck.
1042946
Would not endorse this. Faux could be most any material... so if you try it, test it on a spot that is not visible.
1825535
I had a great response with my leather boots and not so much with my man-made. So I would agree it might not work as well for mixed textures.
2094043
It will work for smooth surfaces. You may want to use some expandable foam too for cracks and corners.
187219
Apply it OVER the mineral makeup and blend it well. The effect will not be good if you place makeup over it.
263151
It really would get dimpled and pressed in in spots, especially with weight of any kind on it. I purchased it to cut out shutters for a play set and even in my simple cutting it out with an exacto knife, it got bent in the middle and would dimple if i pressed my finger on it. If it were flat against a hard surface on the floor, it would be the thickness of a piece of cardboard box. Hope this helps.
190779
It would tone it down. Don't know if it would give you the look you want. For the cost of the product, it would be worth a try.
410456
I believe you would have to use a gravity hopper for the popcorn texture. If textture is there and you are just repainting then yes it will work
1688933
It will HELP the impact, not get rid of it. It's about a half inch thick and is hard/spongy. Perfect for what you're talking about. Also, the way it fits together you can stack the various piece on top of each other and get even better sponginess. Not a perfect surface but incredible value for the money spent. To get something better you'll need to go more than triple the price. (I got several at the same time and this one is by far the best.)
1612517
I'm not positive but I would think it wouldn't be a problem with "slight texture". The adhesive used seems pretty powerful.