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  "name": "What is the difference between orange-peel and knockdown texture?",
  "description": "Orange-peel leaves rounded, uniform spray droplets across the wall. Knockdown uses larger splatter droplets that are smoothed flat with a trowel before drying.",
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      "name": "What is the difference between orange-peel and knockdown texture?",
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        "text": "Orange-peel texture provides a dimpled, slightly bumpy surface reminiscent of citrus skin, created by spraying thinned joint compound under high air pressure. Knockdown texture starts with a similar spray application, but the raised droplets are allowed to set partially and then flattened with a wide trowel. Matching requires identifying this difference immediately, as applying a standard orange-peel spray to a knockdown surface creates a distinct, mismatched finish.",
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