Quick dry satin disaster

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For the last few weeks I've been painting skirting boards, door frames and doors prior to new caret being fitted. I've used Quick dry satin over gloss, which I'd sanded before painting. I put on two coats of satin but as the fitter is laying the carpet the paint is peeling off in big sheets GRRRR

I now am not sure how to remedy this, ie whether I'll have to scrape/sand off all of the satin, or whether I could paint over it??

I'd really appreciate any advice?

Also any tips on how to paint the skirtings without spoiling my new carpet would be appreciated.

Thanks ever so

Clare
 
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I would personally, just paint over it. As sanding will cause dust and might spoil your carpet, unless you are very carful. As for painting without getting your carpet messed up, wedge some cardboard under the skirting boards and don’t use excessive amount of paint at the base of the skirting.
 
You could paint first with ESP [easy surface primer] which will key the surface allowing the paint to adhere.The problem was caused by applying a water based paint over oil based.
 

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