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i PAINTED MY HOUSE APPROXIMATELY 4 MONTHS AGO. I HAD TROUBLE BEFORE WITH THE PAINT FROM lOWE'S SO THIS TIME WENT TO sHERWIN WILLIAMS AND TOLD THEM OF PROBLEM THAT PAINT WAS CRACKING EVEN WITH NEW PAINT. i SANDED ALL THE WALLS. thE Y GAVE ME PAINT THEY SAID IT WOULDN'T HAPPEN ANYMORE. 4 MONTHS LATER IS HAPPENING AGAIN. cAN ANYONE GIVE ME ADVICE WITH THIS PROBLEM.

hOUSE HAS RADIANT CEILING HEAT.

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Were walls prepped properly? Did you sand and remove dust from the walls before priming? You did prime with a quality drywall primer? Apply 2 coats? Millions of variables here and we need more info to help you. Adding a pic of the problem really helps also.
 

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first off you have your cap lock on. second what did you do for prep work? what is the substarit you are painting? where is it cracking? on the taped seams? nail pops? what? a photo is worth so much to help us help you.
 

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i PAINTED MY HOUSE APPROXIMATELY 4 MONTHS AGO. I HAD TROUBLE BEFORE WITH THE PAINT FROM lOWE'S SO THIS TIME WENT TO sHERWIN WILLIAMS AND TOLD THEM OF PROBLEM THAT PAINT WAS CRACKING EVEN WITH NEW PAINT. i SANDED ALL THE WALLS. thE Y GAVE ME PAINT THEY SAID IT WOULDN'T HAPPEN ANYMORE. 4 MONTHS LATER IS HAPPENING AGAIN. cAN ANYONE GIVE ME ADVICE WITH THIS PROBLEM.

hOUSE HAS RADIANT CEILING HEAT.

THANKS
That might be the problem.
 

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That might be the problem.
That's the first thing that crossed my mind Matt. I've seen it before firsthand and we just discussed it here a few weeks back. But, the problem is only ever with ceilings, not walls, that I've ever seen or heard. That's why I asked if it was the top of the walls, where it might be possible that the heat coming off the ceiling is affecting them.
 

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I bet the person that came up with RADIANT CEILING HEAT is the same person that came up with partical board, Masonite siding, quest tubing, Cellotex, and orangeberg pipe.

Heat rises, why put it in a ceiling?
 
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The problem is that for ceiling heat to radiate downward you have to really heat up the ceiling and I am sure that is just putting a heck of a whoppin on that paint.
 
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