Poor Flow/Leveling

Failure of paint to dry into a smooth film, resulting in unsightly brush and roller marks after the paint dries.

Possible Cause:

• Use of lower quality paint.

• Application of additional paint to "touchup" partially dried painted areas.

• Re-brushing or re-rolling partially dried painted areas.

• Use of the wrong type of roller cover or poor quality brush.

Solution:

Use of top quality latex acrylic paints which are generally formulated with ingredients that enhance paint flow. Brush and roller marks thus tend to "flow out" and form a smooth film. When using a roller, be sure to use a cover with the recommended nap length for the type of paint being used. Use of a high quality brush or roller is important; a poor brush can result in bad flow and leveling with any paint.