[Pete8108]

I’m looking for help with identifying the type of texture this ceiling has, any thoughts?

 

[celicaxx]

Crowfoot or stomp.

 

[Joe67]

Idk what it's called. Crowfoot or stomp (as celicaxx said) sounds about as good as anything. It's all over the ceilings in my house. It's ugly and an PITA if you have to fuss with ceilings.

It's basically just a thin layer of mud spread on and then dabbed with ... well, I'm sure there are different kinds of specific tools, but just about anything. Dab on, pull off.

 

[cocomonkeynuts]

Idk what it's called. Crowfoot or stomp (as celicaxx said) sounds about as good as anything. It's all over the ceilings in my house. It's ugly and an PITA if you have to fuss with ceilings.

It's basically just a thin layer of mud spread on and then dabbed with ... well, I'm sure there are different kinds of specific tools, but just about anything. Dab on, pull off.

I replicated something similar a few years ago using a bent trowel and pulling it away with a rocking motion. I don't think that's how it was done originally but the results was indistingushable.

 

[celicaxx]

I replicated something similar a few years ago using a bent trowel and pulling it away with a rocking motion. I don't think that's how it was done originally but the results was indistingushable.

They're usually done with one of those. Just look up "stomp texture brush."

 

[celicaxx]

that picture is exactly what BM Aura paint did to my brand new Corona brush two yeas ago after 3 hours of cutting

I gotta admit that's pretty good.

 

[Repo73]

I found a roller nap on Amazon that matches up really close, depending how much mud you put on.

 

[Woodco]

I found a roller nap on Amazon that matches up really close, depending how much mud you put on.

Thats not a rolled texture, its crowsfoot, and theres a picture of the exact tool used right above your post.