Paint problems peelease help

[DanAl]

Hi there, there's a ton of threads on here about peeling paint and I'm about to add to them I'm afraid, as I couldn't find a consensus solution to this problem. After the walls were skimmed and the plaster had dried, I applied a mist coat using 50% Armstead contract matt and 50% water. Once this had dried I then painted on the water based eggshell top coat.
It's a couple of weeks later now and the paint in the corners of the room is peeling away and doesn't appear to have stuck when I poke it (I know, don't poke it!). I've attached a couple of photo's. I'm hoping that you might be able to help me to find a way to solve this problem. I wondered whether applying another mist coat over the eggshell coat in the corners might be a solution? Thank you!

 

[gc1967]

Hi there, there's a ton of threads on here about peeling paint and I'm about to add to them I'm afraid, as I couldn't find a consensus solution to this problem. After the walls were skimmed and the plaster had dried, I applied a mist coat using 50% Armstead contract matt and 50% water. Once this had dried I then painted on the water based eggshell top coat.
It's a couple of weeks later now and the paint in the corners of the room is peeling away and doesn't appear to have stuck when I poke it (I know, don't poke it!). I've attached a couple of photo's. I'm hoping that you might be able to help me to find a way to solve this problem. I wondered whether applying another mist coat over the eggshell coat in the corners might be a solution? Thank you!

There newly skimmed walls they dont look too good, you have used too long a pile roller sleeve and have got terrible orange peel effect on the walls.
If the mist coated walls were clean and dry when you started to put the water based eggshell on, I would say you should have thinned the first coat of eggshell a bit.
If I was you I would scrape of any flaking paint and touch in with Zinserr, allow to dry if any bots require filling fill them and rub down once dry, touch up the filler and apply another coat of your eggshell, try to get as much cool ait in the room as possible as water based paints dry far to quickly, cut in with a brush 1 wall ay a time and roll it without stopping then move onto the next wall.

 

[DanAl]

There newly skimmed walls they dont look too good, you have used too long a pile roller sleeve and have got terrible orange peel effect on the walls.
If the mist coated walls were clean and dry when you started to put the water based eggshell on, I would say you should have thinned the first coat of eggshell a bit.
If I was you I would scrape of any flaking paint and touch in with Zinserr, allow to dry if any bots require filling fill them and rub down once dry, touch up the filler and apply another coat of your eggshell, try to get as much cool ait in the room as possible as water based paints dry far to quickly, cut in with a brush 1 wall ay a time and roll it without stopping then move onto the next wall.

That's useful to know, thank you. I used a medium pill Hamilton roller, as it said it would give a smooth finish!

 

[gc1967]

No disrespect it doesn't look that smooth, I honestly think the eggshell was drying to quick when you were rolling the walls, and dont roll over any areas you have already rolled.