General Questions
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Common Paint Problems and Solutions
ROLLER MARKS "STIPPLE"
Unintentional textured pattern left in the paint by the roller.
- Use of incorrect roller cover.
- Use of lower grades of paint.
- Use of low quality roller.
- Use of incorrect rolling technique.
Use the proper roller cover; avoid too long a nap for the paint and the substrate. Use
quality rollers to ensure adequate film thickness and uniformity. High quality paints tend
to roll on more evenly due to their higher solids content and leveling properties.
Pre-dampen roller covers used with latex paint; shake out excess water. Don't let paint
build up at roller ends. Begin rolling at a corner near the ceiling and work down the wall
in three-foot square sections. Spread the paint in a zigzag "M" or "W"
pattern, beginning with an upward stroke to minimize spatter; then, without lifting the
roller from the surface, fill in the zigzag pattern with even, parallel strokes.
| PORTER SYSTEM RECOMMENDATION
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Primer:Spot prime bare areas with BLANKIT Interior Acrylic Primer/Finish No. 1129
Finish:One or more coats of Super Premium SILKEN TOUCH Interior Wall and Trim Paints. No.
939 Flat, 999 Eggshell, 1119 Satin, 1139 Semi Gloss
-OR-
One or more coats of Premium HI-HIDE Interior Latex Wall and Trim Paints. No. 689 Flat,
389 Eggshell, 379 Satin, 109 Semi Gloss
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