Apply Texture to Prepared Patch

the next step is to mask off get everything covered the the texture kind of comes out it's splatters it does kind of like make a little bit of a mess so you want to have a drop cloth down I've got some masking on the uh base boards down below too I'll be texturing this patch and then we'll be rolling the wall afterwards [Music] [Applause] [Music] one of the beauties of the product is see I got a heavy spot that I didn't like it is a waterbased product it's just going to wipe right off I just keep a towel sponge with me you just in case you you got two options you can spray it with a can spray texture can that's approximately $30 for the can or you can call a drywaller out here and load up a hopper and spray it like it was originally sprayed with a large Hopper and Topping compound you know they would mask off this whole entire wall mask off all the trim and shoot it that's probably going to cost at least $500 to come out here and spray texture the the entire wall to get a Perfect Blend on here this is going to be a nice patch right here it's Blended in nicely it's going to look awesome [Music] [Applause] [Music] I'm going to just lightly sand it I don't want to take my mechanical sander now because it'll take off that texture way too fast I'm barely going to take any pressure and this is going to knock down any High Peaks on this texture to get it to to match your the texture your the surrounding texture and to knock off anything um like heavy drips or drops that come along these outside edges I'm just going to take and this is a fine sanding sponge and I'm almost going to put just zero pressure to it I'm going to lightly just run it over the texture just like this barely any pressure knocking it down any Peaks on there now it's ready to paint