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Oil-based paint on door peeling off / scratched
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TScontestchris
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May 10 2021, 12:17 PM, updated 5y ago
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Recently, I repainted my home. Pretty decent job except the paint on the door is peeling off (presumably after it got scratched by the edge of a mop). This happened yesterday, around 9 days after they'd finished painting. However, how can it be so sensitive to such a small scratch? Is it normal? Did the contractor do less than he needed to? We agreed on two coats of paint. This is a Nippon Paint for wood surfaces. I'm worried that before I even properly move in the doors are getting scratched, it might get worse in the future. Pictures (please zoom in): https://ibb.co/JC4kgDRThanks! PS: My current home has oil-based paint doors and they have lasted for 10+ years with no issues like this whatsoever.
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TScontestchris
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May 10 2021, 12:39 PM
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QUOTE(slimey @ May 10 2021, 12:22 PM) Pretty obvious he didn’t sand down and wipe down the previous painted surface before painting. The new paint will never stick this way Is it double coated? Also, any recourse that I have if he didn't sand down?
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TScontestchris
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May 10 2021, 02:12 PM
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QUOTE(mini orchard @ May 10 2021, 01:39 PM) Gloss paint need time to completely dry and adhered to the base surface esp when it is indoor. How long is that? This was after 9 days
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TScontestchris
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May 10 2021, 02:32 PM
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QUOTE(mini orchard @ May 10 2021, 02:17 PM) Since part of the paint is peeled off, try to cut a small piece and see whether the paint is still 'wet'. There is no fix time frame. It depends on workmanship and weather. Oil based paint looks dry from outside but not inner surface. The paint feels sticky. If I touch it, it sticks and peels off. Does it matter that it was not sanded before painting? Rather, it was just painted over the previous colour. Does it affect the long lastingness, the time taken to dry, etc? This post has been edited by contestchris: May 10 2021, 02:34 PM
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