paint peeling

smoker · 13 Nov 2014

everytime I emultion my living room I get paint peeling off in 2 places what am I doig wrong or is it damp I allways use brand named emultion ive put pva glue on these areas but it still happens.

kbdiy · 13 Nov 2014

You should NEVER use PVA on any surface that you will paint.

foxhole · 17 Nov 2014

There was probably dust on the surface when first coated or a mist coat was not used, unless you rub back and clean it will keep happening.

geraldthehamster · 17 Nov 2014

kbdiy said:
You should NEVER use PVA on any surface that you will paint.

Exactly. PVA is the best way to guarantee that the paint *will* peel off.

Cheers
Richard

Newboy · 21 Nov 2014

Or the clue's in the OP's name - was the surface cleaned before painting (cigarette smoke and paint do not get on)

Isabelh · 24 Nov 2014

Hi, first you should test your tape in a small area. Leave it there for a few hours and pull it off to see if it pulls off the paint. Secondly, you can use a primer to protect the paint coat.

Nigel_Cro · 25 Nov 2014

Isabelh said:
Hi, first you should test your tape in a small area. Leave it there for a few hours and pull it off to see if it pulls off the paint. Secondly, you can use a primer to protect the paint coat.

Huh?!?!?!

geraldthehamster · 25 Nov 2014

Nigel_Cro said:
Isabelh said:

Hi, first you should test your tape in a small area. Leave it there for a few hours and pull it off to see if it pulls off the paint. Secondly, you can use a primer to protect the paint coat.

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Huh?!?!?!

I could have sworn I commented on this, in similar vein.

Cheers
Richard

Nigel_Cro · 25 Nov 2014

geraldthehamster said:
Nigel_Cro said:

Isabelh said:

Hi, first you should test your tape in a small area. Leave it there for a few hours and pull it off to see if it pulls off the paint. Secondly, you can use a primer to protect the paint coat.

Click to expand...

Huh?!?!?!

Click to expand...

I could have sworn I commented on this, in similar vein.

Cheers
Richard

Mr Hamster,

Indeed you did, but not on this thread, unless I am very much mistaken!

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foxhole · 2 Dec 2014

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