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lapping
 Description
Occurs where wet and dry layers overlap during painting.
Probable Cause
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Wet and dry layers of applied paint have been overlapped
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Failure to maintain a wet edge during application
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Painting too large an area at one time
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Painting when temperatures are above 90 F
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Inadequate stirring and over thinning
Solutions
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An additional finish coat usually will hide lap marks
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Proper priming will help avoid lapping on new work
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Always paint from wet to dry and in small sections to keep a wet edge
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Plan natural breaks like doors, windows, and corners
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Paint when the temperature is under 90 F
Primers & Interior Finishes
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Priming is essential for stronger adhesion, sheen uniformity, mildew control, and durability.
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Select a top quality California Paints interior paint in the color and sheen of your choice.
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