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Painting SOS!!

paulydicanio · 2013-11-21 10:03:04

Dufus here accidentally mixed an oil based undercoat with water, and didn't realise until AFTER it was on the wall!!! ðŸ˜¡. Anybody know what the likely result of this will be? Can I just throw another layer of undercoat over it or will I need to sand it down or something??

21-11-2013 10:03am

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paulydicanio

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Dufus here accidentally mixed an oil based undercoat with water, and didn't realise until AFTER it was on the wall!!! ðŸ˜¡. Anybody know what the likely result of this will be? Can I just throw another layer of undercoat over it or will I need to sand it down or something??

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#2 24-11-2013 12:59pm

oisinbutler

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Fairly straight forward, if its stuck to the wall then everythings fine and you can paint over with emulsion as normal. if it looks flakey then scrape and sand the loose paint off then repaint as normal

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