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Painting Poor Hide For Phoenix/Gilbert Residents
Definition: Failure of dried paint to obscure or “hide” the surface to which it is applied is referred to as Painting poor hide. CAUSES: * …
Painting Poor Gloss Retention For Phoenix/Gilbert Residents
Definition: Deterioration of the paint, resulting in premature and/or excessive loss of gloss. CAUSES: * Use of an interior paint for an exterior application will …
Painting Poor Flow And Leveling For Phoenix/Gilbert Residents
Definition: Failure of paint to dry to a smooth film, resulting in unsightly brush and roller marks after the paint dries. CAUSES: * Use of …
Painting Peeling From Wood For Phoenix/Gilbert Residents
Definition: Occurs when wet wood expands and contracts from moisture and temperature change, causing the paint film to loosen, crack and roll at exposed edges and …
Painting Poor Alkali Resistance For Phoenix/Gilbert Residents
Definition: Color loss and overall deterioration of paint film on fresh masonry. CAUSES: * Applying oil-based or vinyl water-based paints to new masonry that has …
Non-uniform Color Effect For Phoenix/Gilbert Residents
Definition: A non-uniform color effect that can appear when the corners are first cut in with a brush, and then the walls are rolled. The brushed …