Paint snail marks
- Thread starter Kat1988
- Start date
-
- Tags
- decorating help
Sponsored Links
@Kat1988 please take another pic, standing back to show the whole wall from ceiling to floor. Include something to show scale, and measure some of the marks to see if they are brick-sized rectangles.
If it is a chimneybreast it needs to be ventilated or the flue will be damp inside from condensation.
If it is a chimneybreast it needs to be ventilated or the flue will be damp inside from condensation.
Last edited:
Was there ever wallpaper with this kind of pattern?
Sometimes, when plastering, the bonding coat has a series of wavy lines scratched on it before applying the finish plaster, but the lines don't look 'natural' enough to be that.
Sometimes, when plastering, the bonding coat has a series of wavy lines scratched on it before applying the finish plaster, but the lines don't look 'natural' enough to be that.
Sponsored Links
Very strange. It could be a caulk someones used, or a bonding gun or someone has filled cracks at some point. Although the pattern doesn't seem to suggest any of those. As said above, some zinsser should solve it!
At a guess... perhaps there was a mirror that was glued to the wall at some point. The marks being the caulk/sealant.
I too would recommend Zinsser BIN. Oh, and buy some household ammonia to clean the brush with.
I too would recommend Zinsser BIN. Oh, and buy some household ammonia to clean the brush with.
The adhesive. Good answer.
We found a human skeleton lodged in our chimney breast. Only identifying object was a medallion hanging round its neck. Turned out to be the 1938 hide and seek champion........
Ha ha.
Things like that actually have happened in the past, when a burglar has dropped down the chimney only to find the fireplace blocked up.
DIYnot Local
Staff member
If you need to find a tradesperson to get your job done, please try our local search below, or if you are doing it yourself you can find suppliers local to you.
Select the supplier or trade you require, enter your location to begin your search.
Are you a trade or supplier? You can create your listing free at DIYnot Local
Sponsored Links
