The ceiling tiles I have would be damaged (and probably pull loose) from the moisture in the spackle and the weight. Most ceiling tiles are a fiber material.
Yes, I have. It is in a low humidity room where the tiles are well adhered to the plaster ceiling above....there will be significant shrinkage in the tile spaces so hit it 2x....the tiny dimples in the tile clean up easier. Try a thined out joint compound applied with a brush for a final more finished coat...the.n prime and paint
Has anyone used paneling or appropriate flooring on a ceiling?
After a plumbing disaster upstairs, we had to remove our plaster and lathe dining room ceiling in our...
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I'd love to put crown molding up (after I paint the walls and the shelves above the fireplace, previous owners painted EVERYTHING the same yellowish cream color). But...
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I'm renovating a 1979 fixer upper and have a dropped ceiling in the downstairs den. The tiles are probably original and I will eventually replace them with something...
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I didn't want skylights anymore, so asked that they be dry walled, textured and painted over to look like the rest of the ceiling. This is what I got. He is supposed ...
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Yes, I have. It is in a low humidity room where the tiles are well adhered to the plaster ceiling above....there will be significant shrinkage in the tile spaces so hit it 2x....the tiny dimples in the tile clean up easier. Try a thined out joint compound applied with a brush for a final more finished coat...the.n prime and paint