Super Paint Lap Mark Problems

Originally Posted by Workaholic

I agree with Tim on this.

Originally Posted by 4thGeneration

I am not trying to poke at you, but your info says soda blasting and remodeling. whenever I see someones site or info says they are a remodeler it screams we do a large array of projects, but we do not do one thing everyday to get the experience.

You must not have boxed your paint perhaps. My family has used BM for over 50 years, so I know the dove White color is a decent covering color, but at BM it is a standard color. Sw has to match the Dove White, so if you have 5,000SF thats means you have tons of in consistencies can to can. You need to box it all and make sure you do not throw away the 1/2 inch of paint in the bottom of the buckets because thats your pigment.

Cut and roll each wall at a time instead of doing the whole room cut in and whole room roll. That may help.

Originally Posted by Leo G

Thanks for that tidbit of information Darcy.

Originally Posted by WarnerConstInc.

you need a wooster lambs wool.

Originally Posted by Dorman Painting

You should have no problems with roller marks using Super Paint. If you're not mixing your paint properly you will though. Our routine for each gallon of paint is to first pour the paint out of the can, then put one inch of water in the can, shake well and pour that on top of paint. Stir well and start to paint, we do this routine with every gallon I use, whether I'm spraying, cutting in or rolling the whole wall. I'm a firm believer of cutting the paint to make it flow better, especially when cutting in using a brush. Are you cutting your paint properly?