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Raised paneling was installed w/MDF boards and casing. Square columns were built up and around the opening with MDF boards and crown moulding.

Popcorn ceiling scraped off. Sanded and patched and wiped clean. Used orange peel texture and primed.

Old firedoor needs to be replaced! I didn't think about replacing it as I knew firedoors were expensive.
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Thanks. The popcorn ceiling was removed with water and a scraper. That simple. I heard it's tougher to scrape a painted ceiling though. I assume mine wasn't painted b/c it was a breeze scraping it though. The hard part is the patching, sanding, and cleaning the dust off and priming! Do-able, definitely, but not as easy as I thought. I was glad it was just a small area. I still have the rest of the house I'd like to do. Good idea to get the popcorn off before replacing the carpet! Check out the DoItYourself.com forums!
Great job. How did you remove the popcorn ceiling? I have a small condo as lease property and it has those. I hate them. They are impossible for me to paint - I have to hire someone to spray paint them. Next time it comes vacant, I need to replace the carpet, and I would LOVE to get rid of the popcorn ceilings before I do that.
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