Choosing the Right Ceiling Paint

two years we've been struggling with getting a quality interior ceiling paint that doesn't splatter that covers well and touches up well and the paint that we used to use it's been reformulated in multiple times and there's no longer a quality product we really don't like it anymore and I've been trying a lot of different products today I'm going to be trying this product from Glidden hopefully it is gonna be a good product for us but you want something when you're spraying that covers really well you don't want something when you're spraying that's gonna have a lot of Fallout on you when you're looking up you'll just feel it raining down on you so good quality or good quality ceiling paint this design this spray if you're spraying is something you want to be looking for if you get glare on your ceilings you can't really see the two color of your ceilings I personally my preference is pure white ceilings and flat paint if you have any type of sheen on your ceilings whether it's eggshell satin semi-gloss you're gonna get a lot of glare on the old ceilings and once again these ceilings are a sun valley texture if you have a texture up there with a the texture guys didn't do a very good job or you have multiple patches on the ceiling a flat paint is gonna have a tendency to hide that a lot better then say a satin paint the higher the Sheen the more imperfections you're gonna see on a ceiling so choose a flat paint alright so I'm getting ready to