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Removing Paint from Ceiling

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Date: 06/08/2009 Topics: Home Improvement > Painting | Readers Request > Home  
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While replacing the roof shingles, it rained and leaked water to the dry wall ceiling. A few days later it dried OK, but started to bubble up the ceiling paint and it cracked in places. In some places the ceiling paint is still bonded strongly to the ceiling. How can I scrape the whole ceiling easy before I prime and repaint? It seems that there was no primer applied to the ceiling before. Please help.

By chirayil from Chicago , IL

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By crazylena (8) Contact
We had a popcorn ceiling that we wanted to take off and one thing that helped a lot was misting it really good with a water bottle. It scraped right off.

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