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That would probably work fine. Look in the article I linked, there are many different names for crusher dust.

I don't use any tape or masking. I'm good with a brush for cutting in, and the roller does the rest. The thing a lot of people do is not back roll after you get the paint on the wall. I use a mostly dry roller and back roll so there are no lines and edges.

Made traditional Ossobuco tonight. Cooked it for four hours. Venison shanks. It came out amazing. When the marrow cooks with the meat the taste is so creamy and smooth and delicious. Made fried mashed potato cakes to put under the meat and sauce. If you've never had it, find somewhere that...

The guy took a video of me and the car and the damage and promised (on the video) that it was going to be dealt with. He sent it to me. He also wrote up a document immediately that said the were liable for the damage and they would take care of it promptly. He made a copy for me and for the guy...

Let me tell you a story. A couple weeks ago my wife parked her car to go in and give a lecture at the university. When she came out the whole passenger side of her car was scraped up, and looked like crap. The tail light was cracked, the mirror was completely destroyed, and the headlight was...

That, sir, is amazing. Well done.

Another important thing is primer if you're going over bare walls. If you don't prime it adequately you'll get paint flaking off.

Try using crusher dust. It stays put really well and drains well, too. https://serbu.ca/using-crusher-dust-in-your-construction-project/