Can I Paint Over Patchy Paint at Paul Maxwell blog

Can I Paint Over Patchy Paint. Repaint the wall with at least two. i was hoping to just paint the walls as the plaster underneath is pretty good but i'm worried that the paint. choose a paint that is a paint and primer in one can. If you use a good coat of quality primer first, and then get a good. I've found this type of paint to be much better at covering an old color in one coat. does anyone have any ideas on how to best go about painting over old, patchy and well adhered paint? the first coat of paint is simply absorbed by the wall differently than the next coat of paint. wait until the paint dries to do your spot painting if you are working on a fresh paint job, so you don’t mess up the existing paint. you might want to sand and reprime the whole wall to avoid a patchy look. you may not notice the patchiness right away, but you can fix it with a little more paint once you spot the inconsistencies.

you might want to sand and reprime the whole wall to avoid a patchy look. choose a paint that is a paint and primer in one can. does anyone have any ideas on how to best go about painting over old, patchy and well adhered paint? the first coat of paint is simply absorbed by the wall differently than the next coat of paint. I've found this type of paint to be much better at covering an old color in one coat. i was hoping to just paint the walls as the plaster underneath is pretty good but i'm worried that the paint. Repaint the wall with at least two. If you use a good coat of quality primer first, and then get a good. you may not notice the patchiness right away, but you can fix it with a little more paint once you spot the inconsistencies. wait until the paint dries to do your spot painting if you are working on a fresh paint job, so you don’t mess up the existing paint.

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Can I Paint Over Patchy Paint i was hoping to just paint the walls as the plaster underneath is pretty good but i'm worried that the paint. you might want to sand and reprime the whole wall to avoid a patchy look. I've found this type of paint to be much better at covering an old color in one coat. choose a paint that is a paint and primer in one can. i was hoping to just paint the walls as the plaster underneath is pretty good but i'm worried that the paint. you may not notice the patchiness right away, but you can fix it with a little more paint once you spot the inconsistencies. does anyone have any ideas on how to best go about painting over old, patchy and well adhered paint? wait until the paint dries to do your spot painting if you are working on a fresh paint job, so you don’t mess up the existing paint. If you use a good coat of quality primer first, and then get a good. Repaint the wall with at least two. the first coat of paint is simply absorbed by the wall differently than the next coat of paint.