The problem of mud stains on plaster walls | Beger Re with You

Mud stains on house walls After flooding, this is a problem that many flood victims find difficult to avoid, especially if the house has been submerged in water for a long time before it recedes. This not only damages the walls and paint film but also leads to deep-rooted mold and algae. Homeowners should quickly remove mud stains after flooding.

How to fix mud stains on plaster walls

1. Wear protective gear Before cleaning the wall surface, such as rubber boots, rubber gloves, a mask, or safety goggles, open doors and windows for ventilation.
2. Remove mud From the area of the house using a shovel or a mud loader. A coconut broom can also be used to sweep the mud into piles for easier removal.
3. Eliminate mud stains That remain using warm water mixed with a cleaning solution. Use a hose or a high-pressure washer, then scrub with a stiff-bristle brush and rinse with clean water.
4. Deep-seated stains It is recommended to wet the area first and then apply bleach evenly. Scrub the stains as much as possible and rinse with clean water.
5. Apply a mold remover Once, and let it dry without rinsing.
6. Apply a primer That is moisture-resistant to enhance the adhesion of the paint film, one to two coats.
7. Apply a topcoat That is suitable for both interior and exterior walls, specifically two coats.

Complete products for post-flood home repair | BEGER Re with You

• Mold and algae remover Beger MouldFree M-001
• High-moisture-resistant multipurpose old plaster primer Beger Pro Quick Primer B-1900
• Topcoat paint with desired properties, such as exterior house paint BegerCool DiamondShield 15 or interior paint BegerShield AirFresh Anti-Virus Gold iON