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    Spray Texture Dries Quickly

    By Retrofit Magazine EditorJanuary 30, 20242 Mins Read
    DAP, wall texture, ceiling texture
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    Wall and ceiling spray texture application has traditionally been a frustrating, inefficient and messy experience for professionals and DIYers alike. DAP is reinventing wall and ceiling spray texture in formula, function and finish with the launch of a consistent and reliable product line that delivers a fast-drying, excellent texture match for maximum coverage and professional results.  

    DAP’s new spray texture line consists of 2in1 Wall & Ceiling for Orange Peel, Knockdown, and Popcorn textures. DAP’s spray texture assortment is available now in select Lowe’s stores and will be available at additional retailers by early fall. The new line features several performance features designed to make application easier for the end user.

    Unlike competitive products on the market, DAP’s aerosol cans feature Aim Tech technology that offers a 60-degree adjustable nozzle angle to easily repair vertical, overhead and hard to reach areas with one can providing users much flexibility when completing projects. The adjustable nozzle also provides the ability to select a fine, medium or heavy level of texture when sprayed and includes a lock function for secure transport and storage. 

    The Orange Peel, Knockdown and Popcorn formulas will all be available in water-based formulas that feature a 30-minute paint ready time. Orange Peel will also be offered in an oil-based formula that is paint ready in just five minutes. Unlike many competitive products, Popcorn is bright white and doesn’t require painting. And Knockdown features a 30-second dry time prior to the knockdown process, making it easy to smooth and tool for the final textured finish. The aerosol can design provides hopper results for maximum coverage without the hassle and mess of using a traditional hopper gun.

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