Poor Galvanized Metal Adhesion


Paint that has lost its adhesion to a galvanized metal substrate.

Possible Cause:

  • Improper surface preparation, such as inadequate rust removal.

  • Failure to apply a primer before application of an oil-based or vinyl latex paint.

  • Failure to sand baked-on enamel finishes or glossy surfaces before painting.

Solution:

Any rust on the metal should be removed with a wire brush. Then, apply an acrylic latex corrosion-resistant primer. New or previously painted galvanized metal that is completely rust-free can be painted with quality acrylic latex house paint without applying a primer; however, a metal primer should always be applied to unpainted galvanized metal before applying an oil-based or vinyl latex top coat.

Alligatoring

Blistering

Chalking

Chalk Run-down

Cracking/Flaking

Dirt Pickup

Efflorescence/Mottling

Fading/ Poor Color Retention

Frosting

Lapping

Mildew

Nailhead Rusting

Paint Incompatibility

Peeling

Poor Alkali Resistance

Poor Galvanized Metal Adhesion

Poor Gloss Retention

Surfactant Leaching

Tannin Staining

Vinyl Siding Warp

Wax Bleed

Wrinkling


Interior Paint Problems

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