Doug71
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Just after a bit of advice on sorting out some peeling paint on a ceiling above a shower.
I've scraped off all the loose paint and a bit more, I could keep scraping, more will come off but it's not actually loose if you know what I mean.
A quick Google and Phil Beckwith (who always seems knowledgeable) recommends Zinsser Peel Stop, I was then going to go over the whole ceiling with Zinsser PermaWhite.
Does this sound like a good plan? A bathroom firm I know says they don't like bathroom type paints because if moisture gets behind them it can cause more problems, they recommended a plastic type ceiling but that sounded a bit extreme!
The bathroom is well ventilated and has insulation above so I can't do anything to improve that.
Any thoughts?
I've scraped off all the loose paint and a bit more, I could keep scraping, more will come off but it's not actually loose if you know what I mean.
A quick Google and Phil Beckwith (who always seems knowledgeable) recommends Zinsser Peel Stop, I was then going to go over the whole ceiling with Zinsser PermaWhite.
Does this sound like a good plan? A bathroom firm I know says they don't like bathroom type paints because if moisture gets behind them it can cause more problems, they recommended a plastic type ceiling but that sounded a bit extreme!
The bathroom is well ventilated and has insulation above so I can't do anything to improve that.
Any thoughts?
