Here are all my #DIY tips for popcorn ceiling removal! 1- Safety first! Popcorn ceilings on homes older than 1980 are likely to contain asbestos. It is always worth testing. Even if your home is newer than 1980, (like ours was) you should always wear a resperator and eyewear. I was dumb and didnt because this was years ago and it tested negative for asbestos and i didn't realize there are still harmful particulates in it! So do as I say, not as I do! 2- Popcorn ceiling removal is very messy! Cov

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Stipple ceiling is an old school trend, but did you know it provides a unique benefit that smooth ceilings don't? In this video I'm showing you how to install a textured ceiling. It's messy but overall very easy and it can serve as a great alternative to other ceiling options. Be sure to leave your questions and comments below. Cheers! | Home RenoVision DIY

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Using the Festool Planex Easy to remove this unpainted popcorn ceiling texture • We test everything for asbestos Using 100 grit paper for this one . . . #construction #carpenter #toolsofthetrade #build #renovation #festool | Kruger Construction