Paint started to bubble when paint put on to walls in bedroom

Painted walls in bedroom but when the paint was drying it started to bubble. How do I fix this, I need to repaint the whole room again. Thanks

Asked by Nikki on 17th Apr 2020
Expert Trade Answers
"Its because something is on the wall where you painted like a fizzy drink might of got on there etc...

Ok no big issue

Scrap the worse

Quick sand

Wash the whole wall with sugar soap

Repaint that whole wall

Hope this helps

Dan

DC.Painting and property Maintenance"
Answered on 17th Apr 2020 - Member since Oct 2019 - report
"Can be dust but with my experience is poor mixed paint colour problem.."
Answered on 17th Apr 2020 - Member since May 2019 - report
"The bubbles mean there are air pockets in the fabric of the wall, not all the wall maybe affected so you will need to identify all the areas that is bubbling scrape it, fill and sand if needed, do a thing prime coat( water down the paint ) that way it soaks into the the air pockets when it dries then give it the top coat."
Answered on 17th Apr 2020 - Member since Feb 2020 - report
"It's likely that you have painted over wallpaper which usually leaves bubble. I advised you to use specific paint for wallpaper or in case if it's not wallpaper it may mean that you will have to sand down the walls.. It will depend on the wall obviously."
Answered on 17th Apr 2020 - Member since Mar 2019 - report
"If it bubbles this normally means it was damp when originally painted.the only way to deal this is to scrap off all loose paint and paint or spray with a sealer.
Make sure the wall is not damp or it could happen again"
Answered on 17th Apr 2020 - Member since Aug 2019 - report
"Many reasons, did you undercoat? If not that could be the reason, or dirt under paint or damp..."
Answered on 17th Apr 2020 - Member since Apr 2020 - report
"Hi. Unfortunately without knowing what was on the walls or the condition of them before you put the paint on its very hard to know the actual cause."
Answered on 17th Apr 2020 - Member since Feb 2018 - report
"Yes but first the bubbles need to be removed. Then make it ready for painting."
Answered on 17th Apr 2020 - Member since Apr 2020 - report
"Need to sand the walls thoroughly, get all dust of walls, then where the bubbles appeared you need a couple of coats of zinseer cover stain. Then start your emulsioning . It may be that the arrears affected have previously had different finishes on . Hope this helps. Tony of Decortech"
Answered on 17th Apr 2020 - Member since Nov 2019 - report
"scrape walls if dry. fill where bubbles are then smooth down then repaint."
Answered on 17th Apr 2020 - Member since Oct 2019 - report
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