Texture Related Frequently Asked Questions

Start by cleaning the walls gently to remove dust and dirt. Use painter’s tape to protect trim and edges. Apply a primer designed for textured surfaces to help paint stick evenly. Then, use a thick-nap roller to cover the texture well, working in small sections. For best results, apply two coats of paint and let each dry completely before adding the next.

Texture can hide imperfections, add character, and enhance the overall style of a room.

Common textures include popcorn, knockdown, orange peel, slap brush, and smooth finishes.

Yes! Texture can be painted any color to match your décor and refresh your space.

Removing old textures like popcorn can be labor-intensive but improves modern appeal and lighting.

Typically, texture application takes 1–2 days depending on the area size and drying times.

While texture slightly reduces echo, it’s not a substitute for proper soundproofing materials.

With proper preparation and application, texture should last years without cracking or peeling.

Texture adds some cost for materials and labor but is generally affordable and adds value.

Use a soft brush or vacuum to gently remove dust; avoid harsh scrubbing that can damage texture.