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Fix concrete bathroom ceiling?
The bathroom ceiling paint was chipping. Managed to scrape most of it off. Seems the ceiling also was spackled and cannot get it all off. Now the suface is uneven. What do I do from here ? Spackle, compound ? What and how ? Thx.
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- chrisLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
I would prime it, then spackle and maybe do a skim coat with the spackle. Then sand, prime again and paint. The reason I said to prime first is to seal the old concrete so it doesn't effect the spackle once it's dry. Raw concrete can either draw too much moisture out of the paint or hold moisture that will loosen the pain.
