People,
Over the past month I have applied 1 x mist coat and 3 x coats of Dulux matt paint to a newly plastered bedroom ceiling using a roller.
I have painted a number of ceilings in my house but the final finish shows characteristics that I have not seen before.
There seems to be patches across the ceiling in the same plane that the roller was run. These are very noticeable when entering the room and viewing the ceiling in the natural light provided by the window.
I have used exactly the same technique to previous ceilings, the only change in tools or technique has been the change from a Harris Ultima roller sleeve to a Purdy 3/8" nap sleeve. I am thinking that the change of sleeve may have contributed to a striped finish. Perhaps whilst the plastering felt smooth, it was too rough for the roller sleeve and that has caused the stripy finish.
I have attached added a photo in my album, thoughts on whether the sleeve change or what else is to blame would be appreciated.
Thanks
Paul
Over the past month I have applied 1 x mist coat and 3 x coats of Dulux matt paint to a newly plastered bedroom ceiling using a roller.
I have painted a number of ceilings in my house but the final finish shows characteristics that I have not seen before.
There seems to be patches across the ceiling in the same plane that the roller was run. These are very noticeable when entering the room and viewing the ceiling in the natural light provided by the window.
I have used exactly the same technique to previous ceilings, the only change in tools or technique has been the change from a Harris Ultima roller sleeve to a Purdy 3/8" nap sleeve. I am thinking that the change of sleeve may have contributed to a striped finish. Perhaps whilst the plastering felt smooth, it was too rough for the roller sleeve and that has caused the stripy finish.
I have attached added a photo in my album, thoughts on whether the sleeve change or what else is to blame would be appreciated.
Thanks
Paul