What are the disadvantages of higher sheen paints?
• They tend to highlight any surface imperfections, so more surface preparation (like patching, texturing or sanding) will usually be needed before painting. • They are harder to touch-up than lower sheen paints, because the higher sheen tends to highlight the slightly raised surface of the film where the touch-up was done. • They usually need to be sanded, de-glossed or primed prior to repainting, to ensure good adhesion of the new paint.
• They tend to highlight any surface imperfections, so more surface preparation (like patching, texturing or sanding) will usually be needed before painting. • They are harder to touch-up than lower sheen paints, because the higher sheen tends to highlight the slightly raised surface of the film where the touch-up was done. • They usually need to be sanded, deglossed or primed prior to repainting, to ensure good adhesion of the new paint.
They tend to highlight any surface imperfections. They are harder to touch up than lower sheen paints, because the higher sheen tends to highlight the slightly raised surface of the film where the touch up was done. They usually need to be sanded, de glossed or primed prior to repainting, to ensure good adhesion of the new paint.
