Im not sure if its my walls however for my last project the Hallway I hired a professional sander and painted peel stop all over.
However for the 2nd time I find this paint peels easily especially if anything leans on it in error. I find its floating on the surface.
I like a durable paint that I can get mixed to a F&B/Little green Paint and the matches are excellent.
Considering I have used any old standard matt paint in the bedrooms I have no issues with this.
I have the boys room to re-do before Christmas I am wondering whether to forget all these durable paints and stick to a standard matt emulsion?
The house was built 15 years ago and had issues with paint floating on mist coat. For instance if I paint the ceilings the old paint comes off on the roller.
So am I missing a trick here should a primer go on before these scrubbable paints? My concern is with the boys the walls only have to be painted a week and they have dirty finger marks on them. Id prefer a scrubbable paint. I will be using darker colours this time!
However for the 2nd time I find this paint peels easily especially if anything leans on it in error. I find its floating on the surface.
I like a durable paint that I can get mixed to a F&B/Little green Paint and the matches are excellent.
Considering I have used any old standard matt paint in the bedrooms I have no issues with this.
I have the boys room to re-do before Christmas I am wondering whether to forget all these durable paints and stick to a standard matt emulsion?
The house was built 15 years ago and had issues with paint floating on mist coat. For instance if I paint the ceilings the old paint comes off on the roller.
So am I missing a trick here should a primer go on before these scrubbable paints? My concern is with the boys the walls only have to be painted a week and they have dirty finger marks on them. Id prefer a scrubbable paint. I will be using darker colours this time!
