Homax Ready-to-Use Popcorn Ceiling Patch Texture - Covers up to 1 sq ft, White, 1 Quart

I used this to fix a few bare spots on my popcorn ceiling that were 3-4 inches in diameter. I just used a paint brush to dab and fill in the spots and afer painting they disappeared. I don't know about larger areas, but for smaller repairs it worked great.

This is the second purchase and it has helped patch up my popcorn ceiling vastly. Easy to use and the finished product looks good.

Found this worked better than the spray. Easy to use, just a little tiring on your arm depending on size of area you are fixing.

Had a few nail pops & re-screwed off the areas that had the pops.I dabbed a little of this stuff on my finger and squished it into the holes, dabbed it around a little to match texture.Waited for it to dry & voila perfect color & texture match.I don't think it would have worked as good on a larger area (I think the more expensive canned stuff would be better for larger areas) but for very small touch up this was perfect!

I've tried both the spray on & this paint on. The spray on is messier but made a better repair. This paint on was too liquified for it to be good with 1 application. I had to put several applications on the ceiling as the popcorn wasn't thick in this.

Used a brush to touch up ceiling works great after drying no need to paint on white ceiling. looks the same as rest of ceiling great product long lasting

Mixed it up nice, consistency a little thin for something that has to be applied to a ceiling, but no problem there. The paste dries away to nothing which is good. The problem is after I fixed a 3” x 3” area and the paste dried away, there were maybe 2 ‘popcorns’ per square inch. There should be 10x that much. If would take this entire container and 20 coats to properly fix a 2x2” area. Unless they fix the issue with their mix I recommend you don’t waste your time with this. The mix I got would be impossible for even a pro to make look good. I would have added a picture but it wouldn’t be fair because I also sprayed wall texture up there before I painted it in an attempt to somewhat make the area blend in.

I had old damage to the garage's popcorn ceiling due to drywall slipping off the truss on a home I was getting ready to sell. Rescrewed the drywall so it's flat, then used the ceiling patch texture to repair along the drywall's edge. Color matched perfectly. I don't think the home inspector even commented on it.