To add to the questionâs complexity, tongue protrusion can signify one thing in one culture and the opposite in another. This body language quirk is fascinating because of how variable its connotations can be. Exploring the subject on the Internet, I could find no definitive explanation of it.
Walls have a semigloss paint on them. 24 hours is enough time in most situations. As long as the drywall mud is dry then you can prime and paint. Pay special attention to the corners. This area will take the longest to dry. To help shorten the dry time open up some windows and run a fan.
Originally Posted by bluefitness. I just applied texture to my drywall. I don't know how they created it. It doesn't look like knock down texture. It looks like someone just applied the texture with a putty knife. I was told to apply the texture smooth and then come back 15 minutes later to add the design. Does anyone know how to create my type of texture? Also, how long am I supposed to let the texture cure before priming/painting?