So I am not a pro painter and when I rolled my newly drywalled and orange peel textured ceiling I didn't go in a pattern. I just rolled straight across.
There are areas where there a globs from excess paint on the side of the roller. Needless to say, I'm going to do another coat (this will make 3) in the opposite direction in more of a pattern (I.e. No straight lines).
My question is: how can I remove those globs without making it completely obvious that there were globs there and still preserve the orange peel (as best I can)?
Best Answer
I'd try tapping them down with a hammer (gently!) or a wood block. They're probably fairly soft, and the more you do as far as solvents or scraping or whatever the messier your texture will get. Try the simplest, least destructive things first.