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Why do houses peel?

Jun 15, 2017

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Can be several causes, but we are seeing more now because they were previously not painted correctly, with improper preparation work, or non-compatible coatings.

Sometimes glossy/shiny paint was used on trim when flat should have been used.

Cedar is not supposed to peel. Can be moisture in the wood, such as it was painted too soon after it rained.

Sometimes sanding wasn’t done when it was supposed to have been done.

Sometimes the house should have had a primer and it wasn’t used, or the painting company told the homeowner that they only needed 1 coat and they should have had 2.

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