
Loss of adhesion when a water-based topcoat is applied over many old coats of oil-based paint.
Causes
- Use of water-based paint over multiple coats of old oil-based paint causes the old paint to “lift off” the surface
- Remove all loose paint down to the bare surface. If you’re using liquid removers, be sure to wear long sleeves and gloves to protect your arms and hands from splashes.
- Prime any bare surface with a high-quality primer and allow it to dry thoroughly.
- Paint with a high-quality paint in the desired finish.
Product Recommendations
PrimerSurface | Recommended Primer |
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Natural Wood | EZ-PRIME® Premium |
Synthetic Wood | ULTRA-GRIP® Premium |
Masonry | EFF-STOP® Premium |
Masonry | SUPER-LOC® |
Ferrous Metal | BLOC-RUST® Premium, White (Water Based) |
Non-Ferrous Metal | ULTRA-GRIP® Premium |
Desired Finish | Recommended Product |
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Flat | SUPREMA® Interior Flat Paint |
Velvet | SUPREMA® Interior Velvet Paint |
Eggshell | SUPREMA® Interior Eggshell Paint |
Low Sheen | SUPREMA® Interior Low Sheen Paint |
Semi-Gloss | SUPREMA® Interior Semi-Gloss Paint |
Desired Finish | Recommended Product |
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Flat | EVERSHIELD® Exterior Flat Paint |
Velvet | EVERSHIELD® Exterior Velvet Paint |
Eggshell | EVERSHIELD® Exterior Eggshell Paint |
Low Sheen | EVERSHIELD® Exterior Low Sheen Paint |
Semi-Gloss | EVERSHIELD® Exterior Semi-Gloss Paint |
Gloss | EVERSHIELD® Exterior Gloss Paint |
Please note that these suggestions are provided as a service to you. We are unable to guarantee or be responsible for the results obtained by these procedures. If you have additional questions, ask any of our expert sales associates.