Hi,
I have recently been repairing my home's former owners handy work on my plasterboard walls. Basically I've repaired the filler and skimmed it with pollycell skim finish that requires priming before painting. I used B&Q paster sealer on the repaired areas and once dry I painted the walls using B&Q base coat paint.
The trouble is the base coat adherers differently to the primed and non primed areas of the walls and makes the primed areas very obvious to the eye. Is there anything I can do to create a uniform finish the entire wall?
many thanks
I have recently been repairing my home's former owners handy work on my plasterboard walls. Basically I've repaired the filler and skimmed it with pollycell skim finish that requires priming before painting. I used B&Q paster sealer on the repaired areas and once dry I painted the walls using B&Q base coat paint.
The trouble is the base coat adherers differently to the primed and non primed areas of the walls and makes the primed areas very obvious to the eye. Is there anything I can do to create a uniform finish the entire wall?
many thanks