Hi all,
I am painting a room in stages. A few months ago, I painted window and wall trim with high gloss white latex paint (Behr). I ended up splashing a lot of the walls near the trim. Today I finally painted the walls. What I did not realize is that there could be an issue painting red over the high gloss white.
Sanding the high gloss areas did not occurs to me before (and of course, I did not read about it first
) so now I am not sure what I should do. The spots where high gloss is under the new paint appear brighter than the rest. I thought that extra layers should take care of it (the appearance) but reading about this topic on this forum shows that the new paint may not bond as well to the high gloss. Does that mean that it will start peeling sooner at those spots? Would it still be years before that happens?
Any ideas of how to fix this or should I just keep going at this point?
Thank you in advance!
I am painting a room in stages. A few months ago, I painted window and wall trim with high gloss white latex paint (Behr). I ended up splashing a lot of the walls near the trim. Today I finally painted the walls. What I did not realize is that there could be an issue painting red over the high gloss white.
Sanding the high gloss areas did not occurs to me before (and of course, I did not read about it first
Any ideas of how to fix this or should I just keep going at this point?
Thank you in advance!