[2buckcanuck]

It is funny but in Minnesota there is none of any that products:blink: I use regular mud for most of my ceiling spray (cheap way) but for fog powder ceiling spray must be better (not too good for sanding).
http://1drywall.com/services.htm

So it's a Minnesota thing then :whistling2:

In a older thread, Silver stilts questioned why we would paint then spray our ceilings. And I was trying to explain that we have pre-mixed mud that is specially made to do knock down, and I don't think he believed me :blink:

Turns out, it's just a Minnesota thing.

Now it's my turn to be in silvers sites

 

[2buckcanuck]

Not qite understand. What is "powder mix b/c of cost and so forth"

Read post #16, from slim again, I'm just repeating what everyone else said, since there's no one on here to night to help :whistling2:

 

[2buckcanuck]

How much water you put in the bag?

Well, logic should dictate that weather you use the bag spray or the box spray, you should mix either one to the consistency you were using your taping mud from before to spray with. another words, you know your spray machine.

and slim and chris sorta spelled it out for you too. If your just doing the odd spray job here and there, go with the box mud if you can get it. It's more user friendly. Those doing it all the time go with the powder mix b/c of cost and so forth, they may even like it better, but, they will have their mixing method down to a science, just like a brick layer does with his mortar.

so, taping mud, bag powder or box spray, you mix them all the same, for your machine or your liking