How to solve the problem of repainting and peeling off the decoration ceiling?

1. For a wide range of paint loss, let the painter redo it, scrape off all the new paint, re-apply putty, put the time between each process longer, and then paint when it is dry.

2. For a small range of paint loss, you can use a watering can to make up for it locally, expand the scope of the periphery, clean it as a whole, and paint it to form an overall paint effect.

Our home was renovated last year, and the renovation of the ceiling is also like this, one is that the putty is not good, and the other is because the temperature is low in winter, the outer layer dries quickly, the paint coating is slightly thicker, and the inner layer is difficult to dry through, so there is a hollow drum and peeling phenomenon.

I suggest that if the ceiling is not done well, it will be troublesome in the future, so you had better let the painter do it again, scrape off all the new paint, re-apply putty, and put a longer time between each process, and then paint when it is dry.

For a small range, you can buy that kind of small bottle of spray paint and spray it yourself at home.

If the ceiling is gypsum board or cement wall or the like, it can't be painted after scraping putty, but only latex paint, and the paint will crack when it dries, warp up, and then fall off.

Paint peeling? That is, it didn't dry out.

Putty falling off? Shovel it out and do it again.

Be sure to put glue and gypsum powder.