Plaster: Downstairs our 1957 Cape was done in plaster. The ceiling look less than desireable. We had painted the walls/ceiling when we moved in since the rooms were bare. But the ceilings never looked too good. They have what look like very fine cracks but the plaster and paint is not coming loose. Sheetrock: Upstairs the house was done in the early 70s in sheetrock. Some of this sheetrock had sagged over time and can see the NAIL dimples. Yes, nails in the ceiling.... AND the master bedroom has a nice long crack along a seam. NOW the questions: 1) Can a plaster guy come and do texturing of BOTH the plaster and the sheetrock celings with a texture that I like (to hide the old ceilings and make it look a bit more elegant? (I would re-home the sagging sheetrock with new screws prior) 2) How much would you estimate to cost per sq foot for the texturing to be applied? (I know it varies betwen region to region..... but am looking for a ballpark on how they cost and how much) Thanks: e3 - spamman

I removed wallpaper in our bathroom. It had been on about 20 years or so. I found out that the wall had not been primed first. Now I need to fix the walls. Some of the paper came off the drywall. I tried to use joint compound and fill in and smooth so I could paint. What happened is on the edges the existing paper warped (is wavey) I NEED HELP!! How can I fix it? thanks