Weird paint problem
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I agree with @blup that it may be a sign of damp.
If moisture in the plaster cannot escape, it often, but not always, blisters the paint. The time taken to blister is, in part, a function of the degree of moisture.
Can you take a series of photos of the outside and zoom out on the interior photo. It may help others to suggest the source of the moisture.
If moisture in the plaster cannot escape, it often, but not always, blisters the paint. The time taken to blister is, in part, a function of the degree of moisture.
Can you take a series of photos of the outside and zoom out on the interior photo. It may help others to suggest the source of the moisture.
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Anyone been using sugar soap?
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