Cover a bad paint job

Jackie
by Jackie
My bathroom my husband patched up holes & painted over it, but the final out come was not smooth at all. Very patchy & you can see the imperfections,

  4 answers
  • Pjo26908388 Pjo26908388 on Feb 17, 2018

    It sounds like the patched ateas need more sanding and perhaps a skin coat of mud. Painting more doesn't correct it.


    Clean an up the rough areas and repaint. Home projects are often one step forward and two steps back, but having a nice quality room is worth it!


    • Jackie Jackie on Feb 19, 2018

      Thank you so much as it does not look great after he plastered, sanded and painted

  • Holly Kinchlea-Brown Holly Kinchlea-Brown on Feb 17, 2018

    Before repainting, re-sand the patches smooth, wipe down with a damp cloth and repaint the whole wall...

  • Jackie Jackie on Feb 19, 2018

    Thank you so much for the response. I truly appreciate it.

  • Fiddledd224 Fiddledd224 on Feb 19, 2018

    I had the exact same problem and documented it on my page --- I removed 3 layers of old wall paper and had more holes than smooth surface. I spackled, then sanded the best I could. I then painted the walls with Valspar Textured Vinyl Paint in Sandstone finish and it looks gorgeous! It is textured to look like freshly applied stucco--- NOT ONE HOLE is visible. It looks like brand new drywall is underneath. I highly recommend this paint!!!!!!!!