- Use of low-solids paint
- Paint applied too thin
- Poor quality or wrong type of brush or roller cover
- Not priming for drastic color changes
Causes:


RECOMMENDED SOLUTIONS
Load your roller or brush properly — don’t skimp on paint, but avoid overloading. Apply in an even W-pattern and back-roll to spread the paint uniformly. Always prime first when:
- Painting over bare drywall
- Making dramatic color changes
- Covering patched or stained areas
- Applying two coats when in doubt — especially with light colors or low-pigment hues
After priming interior walls or other surfaces, all painting should be done within twelve hours for best adhesion.