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Paint Incompatibility For Phoenix/Gilbert Residents
Definition: Loss of adhesion when a water-based topcoat is applied over many old coats of oil-based paint. Leads to paint incompatibility. CAUSES: * Use of water-based paint …
Painting Peeling From Galvanized Metal For Phoenix/Gilbert Residents
Definition: Paint has lost its adhesion to a galvanized metal surface. CAUSES: * Inadequate or improper surface preparation * Failure to use a primer before …
Painting Mud Cracking For Phoenix/Gilbert Residents
Definition: Deep, irregular cracks resembling dried mud in dry paint film. CAUSES: * Applying too much paint, usually over a porous surface * Allowing …
PAINTING OVER MILDEW
Definition: Mildew is a fungus (mold) that grows on many exterior painted surfaces, as well as on interior bathroom walls and other humid or poorly ventilated interior areas. If …
Painting Fading/Poor Color Retention For Phoenix/Gilbert Residents
Definition: Premature and/or excessive lightening of the paint color that typically occurs on surfaces with a southern exposure. Fading/poor color retention can also be a result …
How To Paint Over Efflorescence For Phoenix/Gilbert Residents
Have you noticed white patches all over your walls? This is a typical painting problem that homeowners and managers experience, and if not treated properly, …