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16th November 2008, 06:50 AM #1
New Ceiling is Painted and Setting looks terrible
Had some Gyprockers put up some WR board to a pergola for an outdoor entertainment area two weeks ago.The installation was fast and looked like they had did a good job till I sealed/primed and applied to coats of acrylic dulux semi gloss. When natural light gets under the ceiling or when lighting hits the ceiling (down lights not installed yet) two of the sheet joins which span 4.5 meters are obvious.
Looks like plaster has sunk along the join and not been sanded properly on other parts of the join.
Where there is no direct light on the ceiling it looks flawless!
I have called them back to come look and repair, they will be coming out tomorrow.
My only concern is now that it is painted (did not notice the imperfections when primered) that it will look worse than what it does now if they try and repair it?
What are your thoughts? It obviously bugs me that it was not done right in the first place and that s one of the reasons I chose not to do it myself.
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