Yes indeed !!!!!!

You're welcome!

Thanks!

If you get kills or ceiling paint it normally matches. These products are made for this and normally match or get so close you cannot tell.

You're welcome. Upshot is made to shoot up from the can and the other is made to shoot from the front. Same paint just different can.

Thanks! ;) I figured I was taking to long

No. That is why I used newspaper to prevent that. If you are concerned just cover up more area before painting. Good luck!

@@HowToWithJames it doesn't get on floor? You don't have to cover floors?

It should not get on the floor but if you are concerned please cover it.

I used upshot and found that it generated a lot of paint ‘dust’ all over my walls and floor. I applied it to a stain on the ceiling in the middle of a large room, covered the floor below the stain with drop cloths covering about 12’x12’ and I had paint dust on the floors and walls about 20’ away from the area I was repainting.

Another coat could not hurt. Go for it.

@@HowToWithJames thanks man!

Same happened with me, spray colour did not blend with ceiling colour

Lol I was thinking the same thing.

That is another video. One thing at a time. That was fixed before this video was done.

Why just assume the op was an idiot tho? Damn

What i used is oil based.

Hello, your welcome. Yes it should cover a burn mark on the ceiling as well.

It should cover it but you may have to use several coats.

How to did you get salsa on the ceiling tho?

@@pharslider well i stupidly stored a big costco bottle of pace salsa upside down in my fridge to try to keep it from going mouldy before i used it up. so when i took it out and turned it rightside up, w/in a few seconds, the pressure that had built up blew the lid off, (just missed my eye/face), and across the room and sprayed salsa all over the inside of my fridge/ceiling/4 walls. it went everywhere. im lucky i guess the lid didn't hit me and blow the top of my head off.

I didn't even know that could happen! Wow! Sorry to hear that but it's good you are still here to tell the story.

Hey. Yes it will work. Kills is a really good product for coverage. If you are unsure ask the paint specialist when you go to purchase and see what they say. Good luck!

A lot of recommendations for multiple light applications of misted bleach water. Leak needs to be fixed first. Just replaced my roof and now i have a new leak. 😢

The stain has not come back and won't if you fix the problem on why the stain was created. For example a leaky roof, leaking AC unit, etc. If you don'tt the stain comes back. In my case my AC unit is in my attic and the drip pan under it had a clogged drain so it overflowed to the ceiling.

thank you for the heads up

What kind of paint did you use?

@@HowToWithJames I just used the Kilz upshot only on my popcorn ceiling. That was it

I have not personally had this problem but I read where people are saying it happens in really old drywall or in some cases it is how it looks before being completely dry. If the drywall is really old they suggested using a primer coat to fix the problem. If the house is a smokers house they said this can be common but in either case more costs of paint was the fix. This guy has a similar problem and fixes it. Not my video but I hope it helps you. Read the comments on the video. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/h9t_a66DrKnVcYE.html

@@HowToWithJames so I think you might be right about the smoke. It’s the odd one here in there in the room. And the popcorn ceiling is only 11 years old. Do you think if I add a few more coats of the kilz upshot. It Shouid help?

I meant to say more coats of paint would be the fix about but the spell checker put costs. Just be careful and let each coat dry before the next or the popcorn will fall. .

It's not always going to be perfect. To get a perfect match you will need to take a sample match to Home Depot, Lowe's hardware or a paint store and ask them to match it. After you do that you will have to use a sprayer to get it on the ceiling. Using these spray cans will get you close unless your builder used something non standard.