At some point, so the legend goes, the rock wool would be adhered to a paper backing before it had time to cool and in some cases would smolder and create soot on the ceiling. In order to go from this sooty black to a more maintenance aesthetic white I would have to:
1.) Block fill the cinderblock with 15 gallons of block filler.
2.) Roller seal its resiny nature over the "twin T" pre-cast concrete ceiling with 10 gallons of Kilz.
3.) Spray a "dry fall" white over that with 10 gallons .
4.) Spray and back-roll 10 gallons of a high gloss white acrylic paint.

Before.

After.
Afterwards I would also be called back to help make a perimeter line around the rough asphalt floor surface with a quick-set mortar mix, and paint over that to a sharp 18 inch line.
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