
Roller Spattering is a problem that occurs from the splashing of paint, resulting in small droplets during roller application. This defect appears as tiny spots, which need to be corrected for a uniform finish on the wall.
Causes of Roller Spattering
- Using low-quality paint or paint that is not suitable for roller application.
- TechniqueHouse Paintingwith a roller is not good enough.
Solutions to Roller Spattering
- Ensure that the surface to be painted or already painted is properly protected to prevent unintentional paint splatter.
- Choose high-quality paint that is suitable, along with the appropriate type of roller for the selected surface and paint system.
- Be careful not to overload the roller with paint or apply too much pressure while rolling.
- Use a working technique by dividing the area into 3 square feet, then roll the paint in a zigzag pattern forming an “M” or “W.”
Recommendations: Do not roll paint over old roller marks too much during each painting session.
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