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The Problem: Bubbling and blistering of the paint surface resulting from the loss of adhesion and lifting of the paint film from the underlying surface. If not corrected, this condition will lead to the paint peeling.

The Problem: A common exterior paint issue, wax bleed is a discoloration of the paint film caused by additives used to make reconstituted hardboard siding more resistant to moisture. Learn how to fix and avoid this issue.

The Problem: Failure of the dried topcoat to obscure or “hide” the underlying surface. Learn about how to fix poor hiding paint issues with help from the experts at JC Licht. 

The Problem: Downward “drooping” movement of the paint film immediately following the application of the top coat resulting in an uneven film appearance. Read more to learn how to fix sagging!

The Problem: The splitting of at least one coat of dry paint film, ultimately leading to complete failure of the paint if left untreated. Learn how to fix this problem with help from the experts at JC Licht.

The Problem: The development of a yellow cast in aging paint and clear polyurethanes and varnishes. Get help to fix or prevent this problem with advice from the experts at JC Licht

The Problem: A rough, wrinkled paint surface. This occurs when the topcoat dries before the bottom layer forming a “skin.” Learn how to prevent this issue with help from the experts at JC Licht.

The Problem: This film discoloration appears as blotchy, tan or brownish spots on the surface of latex paints. Learn how to fix and avoid this issue with help from the paint experts at JC Licht.

The Problem: An unintentional textured pattern left in the paint by the roller. Learn how to avoid the problem and fix it with help from the paint experts at JC Licht.

The Problem: Defined as tan or brownish discoloration on the paint surface. Read on the learn how to prevent this issue with help from the experts at JC Licht.

The Problem: Failure of paint to dry to a smooth finish, resulting in the appearance of unwanted brush and roller marks after the paint has dried. Read more to learn how to avoid this issue from the experts at JC Licht.

The Problem: This exterior issue is defined by premature and excessive fading or lightening of the paint color, and typically occurs on surfaces with southern or western exposures. Learn how to prevent this issue from the experts at JC Licht.