How do I add texture to drywall?
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What tools do I need to do texturing on drywall
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I would buy Behr textured paint from Lowes instead....great finish...easy to use.
depends on what kind of texture you are looking for; skim coat/dry wall mud; spatula; paint roller, wadded up plastic bags, a very Very stiff bristle brush, sponges, rags, etc.....
but be aware that in the future it's very difficult to remove, and to paint!
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How to texture walls with mud and a sponge?
I've used joint compound and trowel, followed by sandpaper. After it was painted and finished, it looked better than the expensive and more labor-intense Venetian plaster I had done elsewhere.