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dirty spots on flocked ceiling
Our house has a white flocked ceiling, which is pretty nice. In the
areas right around the ceiling HVAC vents, the flocking has gotten discolored over the years, partly because of dust that can be vacuumed off, but partly because of dust or stain that will not come off that easily. What are my options? I'm pretty sure I can't just wash this stuff. Much too delicate. I really don't want to scrape it off and reapply. Partly the bother, and partly because any freshly flocked spot will almost certainly look mismatched. No, I DO NOT want to redo the whole ceiling! Light touch-up with flat spray paint? Spray on some bleach? Similar concerns about mismatching, but there are strategies for trying to make it blend in with the rest of the ceiling. I'm not looking for perfection, here. Just a cleaner ceiling. |
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