It s been renovated for a year, but in winter, the outer wall of the bathroom is bulging

Updated on Bathroom 2024-09-09
3 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-01-24

    There are many reasons for drumming:

    1. The base layer is not clean, the original putty layer has not been cleaned up, and the newly bought putty powder has a relatively large grip, which cracks the original putty.

    2. The first putty is not dry and the next batch is scraped.

    3. The putty is too thick or too thick when scraping.

    This kind of problem often arises, usually in a small area, and there are multiple places. It is a good thing that the latex paint has not been brushed yet, and it is a good thing that all the drumming is shoveled off as soon as possible, and the putty is scraped again, there will be no problem, and it will not appear in the future. "

  2. Anonymous users2024-01-23

    The outer wall is not waterproof, go to the after-sales service, the problem is relatively small, there is no big problem.

  3. Anonymous users2024-01-22

    The walls are bulging, right? Something went wrong with the waterproofing.

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