The best thing to do is scrap it off and start over. You will want to prime the area before you paint. If the area is unlevelled you might want to consider using drywall compound. Let it dry and sand to blend the areas together.
Scrape it, sand it, use a good primer, then repaint. No way to skip a step. First I would locate the problem that was making the paint peel in the first place and fix that so all your hard work will last.
I was wondering if you could help me with something -- I have an entirely oak kitchen. I know it's the rage now to paint or gel stain cabinets. I've been considering ...
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My house was built in 91. When we moved in 4.5 years ago we repainted almost all the rooms, priming with latex kilz before applying the new colors. We had issues with...
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The best thing to do is scrap it off and start over. You will want to prime the area before you paint. If the area is unlevelled you might want to consider using drywall compound. Let it dry and sand to blend the areas together.
Scrape it, sand it, use a good primer, then repaint. No way to skip a step. First I would locate the problem that was making the paint peel in the first place and fix that so all your hard work will last.