(Topic ID: 214763)

Drop ceiling issues. Remove or keep.

By Mitch

6 years ago


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  • Latest reply 5 years ago by zh2oson
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    “Drop ceiling”

    • Remove it 32 votes
      71%
    • Keep it 8 votes
      18%
    • Othet 5 votes
      11%

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    #16 6 years ago

    Drop ceilings are pure garbage. I like spraying flat black but Drywall if you got the cssh/skills.

    #18 6 years ago
    Quoted from irobot:

    I don't understand why people suggest painting a basement ceiling black.
    A windowless room with dark paint is a BAD idea.

    Because it makes the room seem taller, it's just that simple.
    My basement has windows... Like most others.

    #25 6 years ago
    Quoted from irobot:

    Since DARK paint absorbs light, it makes rooms look DARKER.

    No shit.
    Dark colors make things dark and light colors lighten them...what would we do without you?

    #29 6 years ago
    Quoted from Yelobird:

    Your entire HGTV decor theory makes sense if this wasn't a Pinball forum.

    It would ALSO make SENSE if he TOOK the time to actually LOOK at the first FIRST post.

    Quoted from irobot:

    A windowless room with dark paint is a BAD idea.

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    #34 6 years ago
    Quoted from irobot:

    "Rudeness is the way that weaklings imitate strength."
    I have to make a mental note not to respond to your posts anymore. You're one of those bicker guys.

    No actually we get along quite well in another thread, you just didn't really read the point of the thread and started on your own tangent. No worries, it happens.

    #42 6 years ago

    Wow, I wouldn't want to paint the joists of a already finished basement for starters, but I'm sure it could be done.
    Like above you'll have to plastic every inch of the wall as it gets everywhere.
    If you're going that way you'd need to rent an actual big ass sprayer professional style to get it done quick.
    If it's not complete yet, I just used a $50 wagner sprayer. It took a long time, but it was cheap.

    #49 6 years ago
    Quoted from jhanley:

    A roller is pretty hard to mess up.

    Roll a ceiling of joists? Man that's A LOT of hand brushing in the corners.
    Don't know aboot "dry spots" with flat black.

    #52 6 years ago
    Quoted from jhanley:

    My bad. I thought he was talking about painting a drywalled ceiling.

    Oh yeah that'll do it. I've always wondered aboot painting normal drywall with a gun but figured it was harder than you'd think!

    #59 6 years ago
    Quoted from altan:

    It can also look quite nice, IMHO. Example:

    Where?

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    #68 5 years ago
    Quoted from Pinwizkid:

    For those that sprayed their ceiling black, how safe is it? How long after the application do you need to ventilate the basement? I'm assuming fans must be left running for several days to clear the fumes out. Any concern if the furnace is in the room?

    Using Latex and I didn't see any of those issues as a concern.

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