How to spray drywall texture from a can. 4K

How to to use Homax spray texture out of a spray can. This stuff and others work really well for small to medium drywall patches. Small orange peel to heavy knock down. Please subscribe feel free to leave a comment. Thanks for watching.

[vicmac]

I’m convinced you’re the voice over for Hank Hill on King of the Hill

[frost]

That voice instilled a sense of trust that this man knows his texture and texture accessories. 😁

[kishka]

Hi - 32 yr handyman here. I like this stuff - sometimes it doesn't spray well. I just put the can in hot tap water in a bucket to warm up the contents and increase the internal pressure - much better spray. I also like to prime it with oil based KILZ before painting with water based latex - since you can soften the mud with the paint and smear it.

[codystarr]

As a new DIY guy, this video was very helpful, simple, and informative. Thank you.

[brandons]

If you pick the can up and it feels cold or cool to the touch, run it under hot water for a few minutes before you spray and it works a little easier.

[susangilbert]

Finally someone shows me how to set the dial!!! It's so frustrating when even the manufacturing can't tell you the one simple, most important thing ... how to set the dial. The Homax instructions are pitiful. Thank you for this great video!!

[mithril]

This is a godsend. 70% of my house was gutted after that insane flood we got in the midwest, I'm doing most of the repairs myself and and all my walls are textured, so I've been sitting here trying to figure out how to texture the patches that are going in to the flood cuts.

[someonefemale]

I am working on several even outs and patches in the bathroom that was poorly remodeled before. I hate seeing the smooth patches under the paint. Thank you for this video. This is my first real attempt at major repair/remodel.

[seethroughmeb.]

Thank you for this tutorial. I have a few small patches to repair and needed a way to do it without using a spray gun and watered down mud. I appreciate the time you took to make this and explain the process. Off to the store to buy the supplies!

[dee_]

Thanks! Getting the initial spray out on cardboard was a great tip. Gave me the confidence to tackle a wall I recently drywalled.

[ladysilver]

Soooo Glad you did this! I got a gurgle dribble Your video told me I needed to shake 10 or so minutes and spray from approximately 14 inches away, then across and up and down. What a difference! Also I got the color changing which help me know when it was dry enough to paint over. Thanks guy! This was much better than the H-Depot video.

[nope]

Have always messed up retexturing but for some reason after watching this video is worked great. Thank you sir!

[leospring]

Awesome video! I'm not Bob Villa but I think I can patch and texture drywall after watching this. Very helpful!

[LloydJobe-kwin]

Excellent Video. Very helpful to those who have never used spray on texture.

[USCG.Brennan]

Thanks, this was very watched some others vids, but I liked your presentation the best.
I went ahead and applied it a few hours ago and it went on just fine. ;-)

[rohger]

I am about to attempt a few patch textures right now. I am good with a hopper but not so good with the can spray but after seeing your technique I am ready.

[drumdude]

Really nice to have Celeb's sometimes 'show us'...how to do things. In this case...i thought Mike Judge has done a great job demonstrating the Texture application!

[margarethood]

Thank you so much for helping with the project that my husband told me not to do by myself😂

[kupakhang]

I stumbled upon your video and I want to say, THANK YOU!!! I think you just saved my security deposit! Hopefully my landlord don’t notice the hole my mother put in the wall when she blacked out from her sickness

[jaycietaylor]

Thank you for this!!! So much easier to follow your video than others I watched. I tripped and fell with a stove cover in hand into my wall making a small dent the size of a quarter and everyone I reached out to wanted to charge over $250 to fix but I just finished it myself thanks to you! 🥲