What is the best way to fix small areas in textured walls.
Most of the spots are about 2×3 and 3×4 inches. The areas in
question have been spackled and painted. The patches are smooth.
You can buy cans of texture but how do you spray it on so there is not
to much texture on the areas where there is texture? It would be nice to feather in the new with the old.
thanks in advance
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You have to play around a bit on a scrap piece 'till you get the touch you need to match up.
Most of those cans have an adjustable nozzle to take you from a light orange peel to popcorn.