Hi folks,I've got a "breakfast bar" in the kitchen which was wood and unpainted.When having the house painted the painter suggested glossing it white which I though was a good idea as the dark brown colour didn't go with the newly glossed woodwork.
However he didn't do any priming or anything and there is a bit right in the middle that is very sticky.The stickyness is coming through the paint.
It was left dry for over a week then given another coat and even after washing it down the stickyness remains.
Someone(carpet fitter) leaned on it and it stuck to his jacket and actually peeled a bit of the paint off so it needs done again.
There's was some tiny bits of candle wax that I can still see through the gloss and I'm wondering if it's this causing it?
Is there anything that could be applied before repainting?I'm hoping it doesn't have to be completely stripped back again?
Thanks.
However he didn't do any priming or anything and there is a bit right in the middle that is very sticky.The stickyness is coming through the paint.
It was left dry for over a week then given another coat and even after washing it down the stickyness remains.
Someone(carpet fitter) leaned on it and it stuck to his jacket and actually peeled a bit of the paint off so it needs done again.
There's was some tiny bits of candle wax that I can still see through the gloss and I'm wondering if it's this causing it?
Is there anything that could be applied before repainting?I'm hoping it doesn't have to be completely stripped back again?
Thanks.