Automotive & Industrial Coating Specialists
This is commonly caused by moisture beneath the paint film and by paint applied over grey denatured wood, dirt, oil,…
Blisters in any coating form as the result of isolated areas of poor/insufficient adhesion of the coating to the surface…
Yes, there is a very effective treatment for these types of vegetable growths, which are most likely to occur in…
A paint film that has dried in this condition is mechanically weak and needs to be completely removed. Carefully clean…
These appear as a result of salts crystallising in materials such as bricks and plaster or render. The fluffy deposits…
When an under-surface shows through a painted surface, it is said to be “grinning through”. This can happen when a…
This wrinkling effect can occur when paint dries too quickly, forming a surface skin before the paint underneath can dry…
Condensation forming on the surface soon after application can take the gloss of new paintwork. This can be caused by…
A new coat of paint can sometimes soften the previous coat and cause wrinkling or “lifting”. This can be the…
Coarse or heavy brush marks are most likely caused either by painting onto a very porous surface, or applying paint…
This is caused either by different levels of porosity in the substrate or by uneven application. Usually, two thinned coats…
Yes, however, this is not an easy task. The preferred method would be to use a chemical stripper to soften…
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