8 thoughts on “ Walls & Ceilings ”

1. Mold growing on walls and ceiling in a house. Mold on Drywall Walls Because drywall is a substance high in cellulose, it is one of the most common materials mold grows on in the home. As there is no practical way to completely remove mold from drywall, you will have to cut out and dispose of any drywall you discover which has mold growing on it.

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2. For ceilings, lay down a big “W” pattern about 3-feet wide. For walls, lay down a roller-width coat of paint from top to bottom. Then smooth out your work by rolling lightly a 3-foot-square area on the ceiling or from ceiling to floor on walls with a dry roller. Continue to work your way across the ceiling or along the wall in this fashion.

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3. Light, routine cleaning of your walls and ceilings will keep them looking fresh and delay the need for a major cleaning. Generally, walls and ceilings are painted with either latex or alkyd paint. Latex, a water-base paint, is easy to wash after it has "cured" or set for a period of time. Alkyd, or oil-base paint, is durable and washable.

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4. May 15,  · Making perfect sense, not needing to cut-in wall paint to ceiling if using same exact paint, also sheen. A huge time-saving step not having to cut walls into ceilings. This is a primary reason why most want to paint walls using same exact paint on ceilings, not needing to cut wall paint into corners where it meets ceiling surfaces.

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5. Aug 06,  · The space where a wall meets the ceiling is tight and difficult to reach with a traditional paintbrush. Keeping paint off the ceiling can seem like an impossibility, but it is actually simple because of one basic painting technique. Before you begin painting, be sure to wash the walls and apply painter’s tape to protect the ceiling%(3).

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7. This black acoustical liner provides sound resistance for walls and ceilings in theaters, sound studios and more. Made with fiberglass and a black mat facing, it delivers a smooth, tough surface which resists damage during installation and operation.

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