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Matheous | 22:45 Thu 11th Feb 2010 | DIY
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Apart from the obvious scraping off paint- What would be the best option to 'seal' our interior walls with??
I just want a final durable painted finish for our side door porch....
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pva
08:13 Fri 12th Feb 2010
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Hi, is it the plaster or the paint that's flaking. It's usually the latter. If so is it a very old porch as it could be the paint that was put on in the past. I personally wouldn't use PVA as it can cause more trouble than it's worth. It is prone to make the finish paint bubble and could make the finish look terrible. A bit more information may help.
10:44 Fri 12th Feb 2010
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Stabilising solution.
15:29 Sat 13th Feb 2010

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