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Franky12345678
9 months ago

This is a cosmetic problem. It’s just as bad as it bothers you.

I find the black one in the corner more worrying. mold?

If it bothers you:

White is not white and the white can even slightly deviate from color imper to color imperfection of the same variety.

Here is a hint how to avoid such problems:

If there is a risk of emptying the buckets during petting, then not start with the wall, but:

  1. Remove half to whole jam glass full of the remaining color
  2. close glass well and label exactly what you painted with it
  3. Open next bucket of the same variety
  4. The rest of the old bucket in there
  5. Colour good stir
  6. Continue renovation with the new bucket

The jam glasses are designed to improve the corresponding walls. What remains is to be stored standing on the lid. Could be helpful if something has to be painted later.

Franky12345678
9 months ago
Reply to  Yell1556

Use colour boxes.

It’s in the building market.

Rutscherlebnis
9 months ago

No. Even if this is not the shading, the light incident only suggests,

from Alpina Reinweiss in a few weeks in the corners, in the vicinity of radiators or via open fireplace/fireplace oven a certain shade of gray will occur.

My most loved one would like to make everything new every year, just to whistle in a few months.

Clinically pure and white does not fit to a rustic furnishings and heating in an old building with low ceilings.

Rutscherlebnis
9 months ago
Reply to  Rutscherlebnis

Heating with a wood stove .

Rutscherlebnis
9 months ago

I wouldn’t delete it completely once again. On the one hand, the thicker layer of paint likes to leave the plaster, or the smeared wallpaper loses your structure and then everything has to go down.After a few months, you will no longer see any difference from the current shade.

Andreaslpz
9 months ago

You mean the stripe in the corners? At least it falls on

0Naya0
9 months ago

The shadow?