Polycell Textured Ceilings is an easy way to achieve a textured finish. It covers minor cracks and blemishes up to hairline and, because it is flexible, they will not reappear. It is white, does not yellow and is easy to apply – the ideal way to restore old ceilings with textured ceiling paint
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Cover furniture and carpets.
Ensure that surface is clean, dry and sound. Seal new, bare and porous surfaces with a suitable plaster sealer.
Fill cracks larger than hairline with Polyfilla.
Use a foam roller for maximum texture or a fibre roller for a finer texture.
Stir before use and transfer to a roller tray for easy roller loading.
Apply a thick even coat to the surface using short criss-cross strokes, until you have covered about 1sq.m
Finish this area by rolling lightly in one direction.
Continue across the 1sq.m at a time.
Touch corners, edges and around light fittings with a small brush, stippling to match the texture.
A second coat may be applied once the first coat is fully dry (overnight).
Remove any splashes immediately before they dry.
After use replace lid to preserve remaining product. Some local authorities have special facilities for disposing of waste paint. Do not empty into drains or watercourses.
Remove as much paint as possible from brushes and rollers before washing in warm soapy water
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You can find Polycell products in many supermarkets, major DIY stores and smaller independent stores throughout the UK. The range they stock may vary, so it's a good idea to check product availability with them in advance to avoid disappointment.
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