How to Fix Paint Chips on a Wall | The Home Depot
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- Every wall has imperfections. Areas may be bumpy or uneven, and corners can chip. But when chipped paint becomes an eyesore, repair it yourself. Learn how to fix paint chips on a wall for a quick refresh without repainting the whole room: thd.co/3Q8raDD
Watch this guide to learn how to fix peeling paint or chipped paint. It will outline how to repair paint chips and repaint them to blend with the rest of the wall. You’ll also learn how to prevent paint from bubbling, peeling or chipping in the first place. Doing your own paint chip repair can quickly upgrade a worn wall.
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How to Fix Paint Chips on a Wall | The Home Depot
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Can you list all materials needed for the job?
They listed the tools and material at the end (from 2:29 - 2 : 40)
Do you need primer for small chips
I was going to also ask a question, but they haven't answered YOUR question after 4 months, so.....
She said no only for big chips
@@carlgerde if you spackle you need to prime, prime helps paint adhere properly
@@Dotic1 Thanks.
Why is this happening with paint?
Potential problems are many.
Applied to a glossy surface
Applied to oily surface
Surface was wet
Paint was not properly mixed
Paint coats applied on top of each other too quickly
Factory paint issue
Very old paint/poor product