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Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 30 de marzo de 2025
Perfect sponges for small paint or mud projects. Well packaged.
Farmgirl
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 2 de marzo de 2025
Just what we wanted. Puffed up fairly quickly too! The sponge was very compacted but was put in warm water and swelled up in about 15 minutes. Satisfied with product and will recommend.
DB
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 15 de marzo de 2025
Finally, a reasonable solution to duplicate texture on ceilings or walls without a hopper gun or those terrible spray cans. Very simple and highly effective!
HarleyRider
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 8 de noviembre de 2024
Okay, not going to bury the lede, these things did an outstanding job. I had to repair a huge water leak in a bathroom ceiling, I lost half the room's ceiling so I replaced the drywall and had to try to match the existing knockdown texture on the other half of the ceiling. I used these sponges and the result is just seamless, nobody could tell there was ever a repair done. So they're good sponges and they get a five-star review for the results.But you also gotta know a couple of things. First, what you get is not what you think you're getting. You don't get a fluffy squishy sponge, instead you get something that looks like a nasty old McDonald's Happy Meal hamburger that's been vacuum-sealed in a NASA space meal pouch. It's a little tiny flat squished thing that would absolutely not pass any "is this a sponge?" test.Second, you gotta inflate it. They say leave it in a pan of water for a little while. Screw that, I left one in a pan of water and it took like TWO DAYS to fully fluff up. If you don't have two days to wait, submerge it in water and work it, squeeze it, roll it, smush it, etc, until it finally becomes a small half-dome shape. It'll get about as big as your palm, flat on one side and rounded on the other, and probably smaller than you were expecting. Don't sweat it, it's all good; once you get to that point you've got what you need.Then start the texturing job. Thin down some all-purpose joint compound in a drywall pan, and let it "set up" for about 10 minutes or so. Then smush the flat side of the sponge into it, then sqlorch it onto the ceiling, press it in, and then yank the sponge away quickly. You're trying to "draw out" the compound to stick out away from the ceiling, making little stalagtites. Do that for a while, I think I probably did it in about a 3' x 3' area before knocking it down with a rubber-edged knockdown knife. If it looks good and matches up, then go on to the next 3x3 area. If it looks bad, you can just re-sqlorch it and try again until you get it the way you want.It's a long tedious process, but the end result I got is absolutely fantastic. If you want to see a video, I watched Paul Peck's youtube drywall channel on matching knockdown texture and it tells you everything you need to know.
Anthony
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 8 de septiembre de 2024
I was a little skeptical at first because receiving the sponges they were completely rock hard. Soak them in regular water for a little bit and nothing happened then I started breaking them apart by just simply squeezing them real hard and twisting them and found it using as hot as water as I could handle they really started to expand to their full form. I only gave him four stars just because the knockdown texture is more of a medium texture not large if you do large it just spreads it out too much. But I'm pretty impressed they're neat they're worth the money.
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