bobbavet
21st January 2017, 08:19 PM
I over painted a room that was a matte purple acrylic (previous house owners). I sanded, washed, undercoated and final coated with out probs. Was pretty proud of myself. lols
I am now having trouble with a painting 2nd bedroom. It was originally painted the same as my 1st bedroom (matte purple).
My wife 8 years ago decided to paint over that matte acrylic with a high sheen acrylic. No under coat or prep. Just strait over it. lol
It would have taken many coats to get out the old purple and I think that thickness of paint has contributed to the situation.
Any ways, there seems to have been a reaction and paint has cracks and peels right down to what appears to be the a pink sealer on the plasterboard.
The plasterboard by the way is the plaster fiberglass strand type. I tried stripping with heat gun, quickly got board with the pace and have now used stripper on the walls.
I have searched the forums and think I have an Idea where to go from here. Any tips appreciated. My plan is:
1 - Light sand the walls to remove stripper and paint residue. Taking note of spots and filling along the way.
I am a bit concerned about some fiberglass fibers sticking out. Will they just sand down? Should I skim coat then prime/seal OR prime/seal then skimcoat?
2 - Wash down the walls with sugar soap.
3 - 2 coats of a oil primer emulsion 60/40 to seal the plasterboard. I gather water based sealer products are not to be trusted with this type of plaster board. (though a quick solution would be handy. lol)
I have seen and Dulux oil based all in one sealer primers at Bunnings. They say you can go straight over with water acrylic. To good to be true?
4 - A full coat of oil based primer.
5 - A coat of an acrylic primer.
6 - 2 top coats of final acrylic
Thankyou to every and anyone involved in the forum.
cheers Bob
I am now having trouble with a painting 2nd bedroom. It was originally painted the same as my 1st bedroom (matte purple).
My wife 8 years ago decided to paint over that matte acrylic with a high sheen acrylic. No under coat or prep. Just strait over it. lol
It would have taken many coats to get out the old purple and I think that thickness of paint has contributed to the situation.
Any ways, there seems to have been a reaction and paint has cracks and peels right down to what appears to be the a pink sealer on the plasterboard.
The plasterboard by the way is the plaster fiberglass strand type. I tried stripping with heat gun, quickly got board with the pace and have now used stripper on the walls.
I have searched the forums and think I have an Idea where to go from here. Any tips appreciated. My plan is:
1 - Light sand the walls to remove stripper and paint residue. Taking note of spots and filling along the way.
I am a bit concerned about some fiberglass fibers sticking out. Will they just sand down? Should I skim coat then prime/seal OR prime/seal then skimcoat?
2 - Wash down the walls with sugar soap.
3 - 2 coats of a oil primer emulsion 60/40 to seal the plasterboard. I gather water based sealer products are not to be trusted with this type of plaster board. (though a quick solution would be handy. lol)
I have seen and Dulux oil based all in one sealer primers at Bunnings. They say you can go straight over with water acrylic. To good to be true?
4 - A full coat of oil based primer.
5 - A coat of an acrylic primer.
6 - 2 top coats of final acrylic
Thankyou to every and anyone involved in the forum.
cheers Bob