Painting wood fiber ceiling tiles




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Geeswonderland on Apr 26, 2018
Try killz ceiling paintHelpful Reply -
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Ken on Apr 26, 2018
You are doing the right thing.Besides prime and paint you could cover with a stick-on ceiling tile. They now make tiles that will look like stamped metal or foam tiles that will give a great new look.Lastly, you could remove the tile and any layers above it, install drywall, and paint the ceiling. Lots more work, but I like knowing that everything is back to new condition with nothing hidden.Helpful Reply -
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Archie on Apr 26, 2018
Or replace them.Helpful Reply -
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Lisa S. on Apr 26, 2018
I have painted old asbestos ceiling tiles. Lots of primer, then enamel is what I used. Covered the yellow smoke.Helpful Reply -
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Joy30150932 on Apr 26, 2018
Paint with Zinsser Bullseye 1-2-3 or Kilz primer and then use ceiling paint to cover. You can buy ceiling paint that has color in it as you paint but it dries white. This helps you to see where you have painted.Helpful Reply -
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Dawn Roseberry Machgan on Apr 26, 2018
Painting with a product like Kilz will keep the blocks from soaking up your top coat of paint.Helpful Reply -
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