Hopper guns connect to a compressed air supply and spray drywall mud, plaster, and other materials to add texture to walls, ceilings, floors, and decks. Their hopper holds the material and feeds it to the trigger-control spray gun. They have different orifice sizes and a dial-in knob to adjust the texture pattern and the amount of material applied.

Spray shields block paint and coating overspray from landing on frames and floors. Their handle has a connector for attaching an extension handle to increase reach. They are commonly used when spraying textured finishes onto ceilings.

Knockdown knives and squeegees create a peeled texture on walls or ceilings, smooth trowel lines, and clean off excess mud from corners and uneven surfaces. Their rubber blade flexes to follow curves and contours.

Texturing brushes use their bristles to dab mud and coatings onto walls and ceilings to form small peaks and ridges for a decorative appearance.