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Water Stain on the Ceiling from Flooding

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Date: 10/13/2005 Topics: Emergency > Flood > Clean Up | Home Improvement > Flood Damage | Readers Request > Repair  
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How to remove a water stain, that is a result of an upper floor bathtub overflowing, from the white sealing?

Sankab from Bardonia, NY
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By (Guest Post)
Paint over it with shellac first - then when that dries paint over it to match the ceiling....otherwise the stain will bleed through.

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By Jo (Guest Post)
Try painting the area with KILLZ. It's a very good cover-up paint, then repaint with your ceiling color. KILLZ covers up just about anything. It works well for us.

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By kidseatfree (105) Profile Blog! Contact
At my old job, the facilities department simply spray painted it with a matching color (usually white). Looked good to me! :)

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