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How To Repair Bubble In Paint
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ส.ค. 2024
- How To Repair Bubble In Paint
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In this Painting video, I show you how to How To Repair Bubble In Paint. I first scrape away the dried bubble, then sand and dust area. I then apply Roman RX-35 To Seal in Area, then apply 2 coats of joint compound, I the prime the area 2 times using Benjamin Moore Fresh Start Primer.
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Absolutely beautiful. I have to do mine year so thanks for the education and tips.
Thank you!
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I wish I would have seen this video a week ago. I ignored the nail bubbles behind the paint on the drywall seams. Now the wall is light blue and still has the bubbles. Maybe I will move the desk and do the job over again. Thanks for the EZ fix. Don
Thanks Don!
Nice Russ! 💛
Thanks!
Can you use car body filler as "mud"?
Good one, Russ.
Thanks!
This is unbelievable. I literally just finished painting a room in my house today and got some bubbles. Not happy this is the fix but it is what it is I guess.
Hi
Is it a bunch of bubbles or just a few spread out?
Russ
@@RussOlinatzPaintShow maybe like 15 -20 spread out over the whole wall. Some very tiny, some larger. The biggest maybe the size of a pea.
Did they appear where you spackled?
@@RussOlinatzPaintShow i skim coated the whole wall because it was so bumpy from prior owners. But I did prime it after and wait 24 hours before paint coats
Did it bubble through primer after u primed?
Primers and filler are designed to cure at their own speed.
Forcing this process could lead to cracking of the filler, and hot
air gun will lift the surrounding area of paint which you will not see. When rollering
The unseen lifted paint will peel of with the suction
And you will be in a worse mess.patience is
your friend.
Yes I can agree with you! Do you own a heat gun?
When you say to do 2 coats of primer do you mean to wait however long the can says before adding another, should the heat gun be used in between the 2 coats because there wasn't a dry instruction in-between those 2 coats.
If you don’t know how to use a heat gun, just wait the amount of time that’s on the can!
Hey Russ. Why do these bubbles happen? Is there anyway to prevent them? I primed and waited 24 hours before paint. Waited about 2 hours between 1st and second coat. They only came out after 2nd coat.
Moisture from the 1st coat probably.
May sound dumb, but what is the 'mud' mentioned? Not heard that term in UK, is it just filler?
Thanks for your question! Joint compound. Not so much filler or spackle.
why do you apply primer before drywall? Never heard of that. How do you get the primer and paint to match so well? It always shows when I am done that the repair looks a little different.
Hi Craig
Thanks for your questions! I apply a water based glue primer to seal the problem area and lock down the problem surface. This seals the surface so that the water in the joint compound won’t react to what ever is causing the bubbling. I get the primer and paint to match well by wet sanding to take away the larger smooth area caused by skimming 2-3 times. This allows the old texture to still show through on the area surrounding the indentation. By priming twice, this effectively builds up the surface or texture to match the surrounding texture and seals in the repair so that it doesn’t Flash through especially when using a eggshell top coat!
Russ
My bubbles are huge. Does the same process work?
No you probably want to scrape the wall.
Russ its frank the irishman have you ever done porcelin shower tile
Hi Frank
No I have not!
Russ
Russ, I have a bubble on an outdoor wooden pergola. What would you use for the mud coats?
Hi
Use Dap wood Filler! It goes on Pink and dries white. Make sure you sand area down and Prime or seal that area first!
Russ
@@RussOlinatzPaintShow Thank you very much!
No problem!
Russ, great video. How do you blend the primer/painting and keep the drywall patch (large or small) from being "shiny/smooth" when you put on the final paint? I can always see patch spots from drywall repairs or nail holes. Trying to get the "professional" look ;)! Thanks!!
Hi
Your problem is a shiny one? Most people have a Duller sheen problem. Meaning the patch area sheen is less than surrounding area.
Russ
Probably because you know they're there so they stand out more, make sure the paint matches and overtime paint does fade a bit but because you're putting on fresh paint it's going to look more clean/shiny.
Use a quick setting mud like a 90 or 45 vs all purpose or standard air drying mud. This will prevent the flashing.
@anodtothevoid how does a setting mud prevent flashing?
I don't know the reason why but it works. You can see a more detailed approach of the same via the YT video "DIY Drywall Part 5 | How To Sand And Prime For Perfect Walls" at around 2:50 mark. He's done his first coat of paint and then noticed he still needed to patch. He hit's the area with 45min hot mud, then light dusting of primer and a light dusting of top coat. After that, you can do your final coat. I've used it myself in the past few years on my renos and it's saved me from repainting an entire wall.
Why not scrape it off, apply small amount of water on a lint free cloth, wait to dry and paint it again? Why all that extra %hit?
Using the right primer helps seal in any problems!
Imagine if Gone With The Wind or Star Wars were shown with two thirds of the screen void of anything.
The heat gun was there…
Kinda lot of work & stuff to buy for a small bubble. I have done the same in way less steps.
Hi Steve
Thanks for sharing your opinion! How did you do it?
Russ
@@RussOlinatzPaintShow cut edge with razor blade. sand edges with 400 grit & repaint. if it still looks bad spackle, sand repaint.
Hi Steve
Usually when it bubbles there is an oily substance on the foundation. The primer will help to seal that in.
Russ
I hate when that happens…always happens on the second coat of a job. Then it’s all the little fast steps to fix….so annoying.
Yes Sir!
How do you fix them?
@@RussOlinatzPaintShow Open it up…fill with joint compound….sand…prime with fresh start…and complain….hahaha (always happens to me when I’m almost done with a job and don’t want to get everything out)
I hear you!
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