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Unveiling the Truth Behind Stubborn Stains

Unveiling the Truth Behind Stubborn Stains

When it comes to painting your walls or ceilings, it's important to consider the type of stain that may be present. From water stains to smoke stains, mould and odour, each type requires a unique approach to ensure a smooth and even finish. That's where a specialty undercoat comes in - it can help to seal and cover the stain, creating a flawless base for your paint.

Water Stains

Water stains are a common issue, particularly in areas with high humidity or water exposure. These stains can be caused by leaks or condensation, and can leave unsightly brown or yellow marks on your walls or ceiling. To tackle water stains, it's important to address the underlying issue first. Once the source of the water has been fixed, you can use a specialty undercoat designed for water stains to cover the mark and prevent it from bleeding through your paint.

Smoke Stains

Smoke stains are another common problem, particularly in homes where smoking has taken place. These stains can be difficult to cover with regular paint, as they can bleed through and leave a yellowish hue on your walls. A smoke stain blocking undercoat can help to neutralize the stain and prevent it from discoloring your paint over time.

Other types of stains, such as rust or oil marks, may require a different approach. A specialty undercoat designed for these types of stains can help to create a smooth and even base for your paint, ensuring that the stain doesn't bleed through and affect the final colour of your walls or ceiling.

Using a specialty undercoat before painting is essential to achieving a professional-looking finish. Not only does it help to cover stains, but it can also improve the adhesion and durability of your paint, ensuring that it lasts for years to come. Visit your local paint store store for a personalised recommendation to tackle your stain to ensure it won’t play peek-a-boo with your topcoat.