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![]() "Tony Mclaughlan" wrote in message ... I am painting the bathroom. It was a very dark shiny blue colour and I am painting it magnolia to neutralise it. After 4 coats its covering ok but looking at the walls in detail there seems to be tiny cracks appearing in places. I have given it the final coat and waited for it to dry and again there are tiny cracks in it showing the blue colour underneath. Anyone know how I can resolve this? Would a coat of watered PVA do the trick? Thanks in advance The shiny blue surface was probably gloss paint and you should have sanded the surface of it to give a key for your new magnolia. You'll have to wait for it to really settle for a couple of days before you peel your new paint off with your fingers and start again. Preparation is 99% of the job. Or as my late Dad used to say, " The more the hurry, the less the speed " |
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