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I am taking a door out of a wall in my living room, closing up the doorway, and need to match the wall texture? It appears to be some kind of knock down texture or some kind used in a lot of houses these days. Can anyone help?
Thanks Bill
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I am taking a door out of a wall in my living room, closing up the doorway, and need to match the wall texture? It appears to be some kind of knock down texture or some kind used in a lot of houses these days. Can anyone help?
Thanks Bill
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Hi Barewoods
You can buy cans of spray texture for small areas at most home centers. Practice on some cardboard first, you usually let it set up and knock it down with a taping knife.