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Removing Peeling Paint from Walls?

The paint on the bedroom walls is peeling in most places. What is the best way to remove or cover it with new paint?

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Paint peels for a reason, usually improper surface preparation but also if there is a heat or dampness problem going on with the wall.

For example, if the paint that is peeling is a latex that was applied to a surface previously painted with an oil based enamel without sanding and using primer to provide a 'grip' or 'bite', the latex will peel after a few months.

Using a scraper, you'll need to carefully scrape the peeling paint off. Then prepare the surface properly by sanding the wall and applying a primer then the new paint. The following link will tell you more about the causes and remedies for peeling paint:

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