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An aerosol texturing system for applying a layer of texture material on an uncoated portion of a substrate substantially to match a coated portion of the substrate, comprises an aerosol assembly, texture material, and propellant material. The aerosol assembly defines a product chamber and is selecti

An aerosol texturing system for applying a layer of texture material on an uncoated portion of a substrate substantially to match a coated portion of the substrate, comprises an aerosol assembly, texture material, and propellant material. The aerosol assembly defines a product chamber and is selectively operable in a first mode in which the product chamber is sealed and in a second mode in which fluid is allowed to flow out of the product chamber along a dispensing passageway. The texture material and propellant material are disposed within the product chamber. The texture material comprises a base portion and a particulate portion comprising at least one particulate material. When the aerosol assembly is in the second mode, the propellant material is adapted to force the texture material out of the aerosol assembly along the dispensing passageway and onto the uncoated portion of the substrate.

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What is claimed is: 1. An aerosol texturing system for applying a layer of texture material on an uncoated portion of a substrate substantially to match a coated portion of the substrate, comprising: an aerosol assembly defining a product chamber, where the aerosol assembly is selectively operable

What is claimed is: 1. An aerosol texturing system for applying a layer of texture material on an uncoated portion of a substrate substantially to match a coated portion of the substrate, comprising: an aerosol assembly defining a product chamber, where the aerosol assembly is selectively operable in a first mode in which the product chamber is sealed and in a second mode in which fluid is allowed to flow out of the product chamber along a dispensing passageway; texture material disposed within the product chamber, where the texture material comprises a base portion and a particulate portion comprising discrete, visible chips, each having a physical structure, where the particulate portion comprises at least one particulate material selected from the group of particulate materials consisting of urethane foam and melamine foam; and propellant material disposed within the product chamber, where at least a portion of the propellant material exists in a gaseous state such that, when the aerosol assembly is in the second mode, the propellant material is adapted to force the texture material out of the aerosol assembly along the dispensing passageway and onto the uncoated portion of the substrate; wherein the propellant material is compatible with the particulate material such that the physical structure of the chips does not change when the texture material is mixed with the propellant material within the aerosol assembly. 2. An aerosol texturing system as recited in claim 1, in which the propellant material is a bi-phase material. 3. An aerosol texturing system as recited in claim 1, in which the propellant material also exists in a liquid state. 4. An aerosol texturing system as recited in claim 1, in which the propellant material is selected from the group of propellant materials comprising DME, A-40, and A-70. 5. An aerosol texturing system as recited in claim 1, in which the propellant material is a hydrocarbon propellant material. 6. An aerosol texturing system as recited in claim 1, in which the propellant material is a pressurized inert gas. 7. An aerosol texturing system as recited in claim 6, in which the pressurized inert gas is selected from the group of inert gasses consisting of air and nitrogen. 8. An aerosol texturing system as recited in claim 1, in which an appearance of the particulate portion of the texture material substantially matches that of a particulate portion of acoustic texture material forming the coated portion of the substrate. 9. An aerosol texturing system as recited in claim 1, in which an appearance of the particulate portion of the texture material substantially matches that of a particulate portion of stucco material forming the coated portion of the substrate. 10. A method of forming a textured surface on a substrate, comprising the steps of: defining a product chamber; providing texture material comprises a base portion and a particulate portion, where the particulate portion comprises discrete, visible chips, each having a physical structure, and the particulate portion is comprised of at least one particulate material selected from the group of particulate materials consisting of urethane foam and melamine foam; disposing the texture material within the product chamber; providing propellant material, where at least a portion of the propellant material exists in a gaseous state; disposing the propellant material within the product chamber, where the propellant material is compatible with the particulate material such that the physical structure of the chips does not change when the texture material is disposed within the propellant material within the product chamber; storing the texture material by sealing the product chamber; and dispensing the texture material by allowing propellant material to force the texture material out of the product chamber along a dispensing passageway. 11. A method as recited in claim 10, in which the propellant material is a bi-phase material. 12. A method as recited in claim 10, in which the propellant material also exists in a liquid state. 13. A method as recited in claim 10, further comprising the step of selecting the propellant material from the group of propellant materials comprising DME, A-40, and A-70. 14. A method as recited in claim 10, in which the propellant material is a hydrocarbon propellant material. 15. A method as recited in claim 10, in which the propellant material is a pressurized inert gas. 16. A method as recited in claim 15, further comprising the step of selecting the pressurized inert gas from the group of inert gasses consisting of air and nitrogen. 17. A method as recited in claim 10, further comprising the step of processing the particulate material such that an appearance of the particulate portion of the texture material substantially matches that of polystyrene chips used in conventional acoustic texture material. 18. An aerosol texturing system for forming a textured surface on a substrate, comprising: an aerosol assembly comprising a container assembly defining a product chamber, and a valve assembly selectively operable in a first mode in which the product chamber is sealed and in a second mode in which fluid is allowed to flow out of the product chamber along a dispensing passageway; texture material disposed within the product chamber, where the texture material comprises a base portion and a particulate portion, where the particulate portion comprises discrete, visible chips, each having a physical structure, and the particulate portion is comprised of at least one particulate material selected from the group of particulate materials consisting of urethane foam and melamine foam; and bi-phase propellant material disposed within the product chamber, where a portion of the propellant material exists in a liquid state and is mixed with the texture material, the propellant material is compatible with the particulate material such that the physical structure of the chips does not change when the texture material is mixed with the propellant material within the aerosol assembly, and a portion of the propellant material exists in a gaseous state such that, when the aerosol assembly is in the second mode, the propellant material forces the texture material out of the aerosol assembly along the dispensing passageway. 19. An aerosol texturing system as recited in claim 18, in which the propellant material is selected from the group of propellant materials comprising DME, A-40, and A-70. 20. An aerosol texturing system as recited in claim 18, in which the propellant material is a hydrocarbon propellant material. 21. An aerosol texturing system as recited in claim 18, in which an appearance of the particulate portion of the texture material substantially matches that of polystyrene chips used in conventional acoustic texture material.