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Blocking

Interior Paint Solution

 
 

Blocking: Undesirable sticking together of two painted surfaces when pressed together (e.g., a door sticking to the jamb).

Possible Cause:

Not allowing sufficient dry time for the coating before closing doors or windows.
Use of low quality semi gloss or gloss paints.

Solution:

Use top quality semi gloss or gloss acrylic latex paint. Low quality latex paints can have poor block resistance, especially in warm, damp conditions.

Follow paint label instructions regarding dry times. Acrylic latex paints generally have better early block resistance than vinyl latex paints, or alkyd or oil-based paints; however, alkyds develop superior block resistance over time. Application of talcum powder can relieve persistent blocking.

 

Interior Paint Problems

 

Exterior Paint Problems

Blistering

Burnishing

Blocking

Caulk Failures

Cracking - Flaking

Foaming - Cratering

Lapping

Mud Cracking

Mildew

Picture Framing

Poor Scrub Resistance

Poor Sheen Uniformity

Poor Stain Resistance

Poor Flow - Leveling

Poor Hiding

Roller Marks - Stipple

Roller Spattering

Sagging

Surfactant Leaching

Wrinkling

Yellowing

 

Alligatoring
Blistering

Chalk Run down
Chalking
Cracking Flaking

Dirt Pickup
Efflorescence - Mottling
Fading-Poor Color Retention
Frosting

Lapping

Mildew

Nailhead Rusting

Paint Incompatibility

Peeling
Poor Galvanized Metal Adhesion
Poor Alkali Resistance
Poor Gloss Retention

Surfactant Leaching

Tannin Staining

Vinyl Siding Warp

Wax Bleed

Wrinkling

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

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