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My bathroom wall is constantly damp because of condensation, therefore black patches are always appearing. It is probably the paint i'm using, can anybody tell which type i should use and where to get the best quality. Thanks.
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"mossmoran" wrote:
My bathroom wall is constantly damp because of condensation, therefore black patches are always appearing. It is probably the paint i'm using, can anybody tell which type i should use and where to get the best quality. Thanks. -- mossmoran Damp proof paint or any other special paint won't make any difference to condensation and mould. Have you got an extractor fan in your bathroom, or can you leave a window open to improve ventilation? |
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