by Ron Joseph
February, 2006
Painting Over White-wash
Q. I am using Crown Duracoat on white-washed plastered walls, can you tell me
why it keeps blistering and cracking?
A. Without knowing more about your situation I would guess that because white-wash
is extremely alkaline in all likelihood the Crown Duracoat was not intended
to be applied over such a strongly alkaline (high pH) surface.
If I am correct, you should have first applied a sealer that is resistant to
alkalinity, and then applied the Duracoat.
Best wishes,
Ron Joseph
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