Uneven wall surface, how to paint latex paint, latex paint manufacturer tells you

Uneven wall surfaces are a common problem in many home renovation projects. If not properly treated, it can have a significant impact on painting with latex paint, affecting not only aesthetics but also causing unevenness or blistering during the painting process. So how to deal with uneven wall surfaces? Below, a latex paint manufacturer will introduce several common treatment methods.

Sanding treatment

Sanding is a common method for treating uneven wall surfaces. First, sandpaper or a sander is used to sand the wall surface, smoothing out the protruding parts and filling in the recessed areas. The latex paint manufacturer reminds you to be careful when sanding, as excessive force can damage the wall surface. After sanding, use a brush or roller to apply the latex paint to the wall surface.

Whitewashing treatment

If the wall surface is severely uneven, whitewashing treatment can be used. The principle of whitewashing treatment is to use the filling ability of the coating to fill in the recessed areas. First, a cement mortar is used to lay the foundation on the wall surface, and then a whitewashing tool is used to apply the latex paint to the wall surface.

Mortar treatment

Mortar treatment is a more thorough method that is suitable for cases where the wall surface is severely uneven. First, the wall surface needs to be sanded to smooth out any protrusions, and then mortar is used to fill in the wall surface. The latex paint manufacturer reminds you that after filling, use a brush or roller to apply the latex paint to the wall surface.

In summary, uneven wall surfaces are a common problem, but as long as the correct treatment method is used, it can be easily resolved. If you are unsure which treatment method to use, you can consult a professional latex paint manufacturer who will provide you with the most suitable treatment plan based on your specific situation.