Work with the texture you already have.
Texture is more than a pattern name. The size, depth, application and existing layers of paint all change its appearance. We assess the surrounding finish and select a practical approach for the repaired area.
Repair first, blend second
The base surface needs to be sound before texture is applied. We include the necessary patching and finishing, then discuss primer and repainting for a cohesive result.
Thinking about smooth walls?
If you want to change the finish rather than match it, ask about skim coating and drywall finishing. We can review the area and desired appearance together.
Actual JNL job
Typical project scopes
- Orange peel texture repair
- Knockdown texture blending
- Wall and ceiling texture assessment
- Repair-edge feathering
- Smooth-wall refinishing options
Questions before we begin
Can texture be matched perfectly?
The goal is a close, compatible match. Existing application, paint buildup, age and lighting can limit the result, and a broader refinish may be the better option.