内墙乳胶漆施工中容易导致的问题及解决方法（Problems and solutions in the construction of interior wall latex paint）.doc

内墙乳胶漆施工中容易导致的问题及解决方法（Problems and solutions in the construction of interior wall latex paint） This article is contributed by xinmeixiaoxiao DOC documents may experience poor browsing on the WAP side. It is recommended that you first select TXT, or download the source file to the local view. Problems and solutions in the construction of interior wall latex paint 1. foaming: because of the film part of the adhesion, and the surface of the substrate separation and bubbling phenomenon. Possible causes: * paint oily or alkyd paint on wet substrates. * moisture flows through the exterior wall into the room (latex paint is not prone to this). * latex paint is soon exposed to dew, moisture or rain water, especially when surface treatment is inadequate. Solution: * if the bubbles do not extend to the substrate: remove the bubbles with spatula and sanding, and then paint the interior wall with a high quality 100% pure acrylic paint. * if the bubble continues to the substrate: if possible, remove the source of moisture. Repair loose joint sealant. Consider installing vent or exhaust fan. Remove the bubbles according to the above method. Remember to apply the paint before painting. 2. adhesion: two coating surfaces are extruded together to produce a boring, sticky phenomenon (e.g., doors and frames glued together). Possible causes: * when the door closes or closes the window, the drying time of the paint film is inadequate. Solution: use high quality semi gloss or high gloss 100% pure acrylic emulsion paint. Anti adhesion of inferior latex paint Poor, especially in warm and humid conditions. Determine the drying time in accordance with the instructions on the coating package. 100% pure acrylic latex paint is usually better than vinyl latex paint or alkyd or oil paint early compressive resistance. However, as time goes on, alkyd paint will have a good resistance to compression. The use of talc can reduce persistent stickiness. 3. polishing: the sheen of a film when it is rubbed,