Yellow spots on liquid wall paper: Easy solutions to the issue

The common substance used for interior design and decorating is silk plaster decorative plasters, often known as liquid wallpaper.

This cutting-edge finishing product has great performance and qualities. Although decorative plasters are simple to use, it is crucial to adhere to the application guidelines exactly.

Prior to application, careful wall and surface preparation must be paid attention to. Liquid wallpaper may develop yellow patches if surfaces weren't properly cleaned. If the walls contained metal fittings or other metal structures close to the surface, chemicals or metal oxide may leak out of the walls after reacting with water. Decorative plasters can leave behind multicolored (typically yellow) blotches after drying because they absorb moisture from walls when they are applied. It's crucial to clear the walls of any prior finishing materials before applying new paint. You should also prime the walls twice and paint any exposed metal with acrylic paint.

Do not become agitated if yellow patches have already emerged. Below are several straightforward solutions to this issue that we'll outline:

1) A chemical stain remover is an option.

Colorful or monochromatic wall finishes

- Create a stain-removing solution by combining water and a chlorine-free stain remover in a ratio of 1:1 or 1:2 (colors may fade if you use a chlorine stain remover).

- After cleaning the area with clean water, immediately apply the stain removing solution.

*You can also use a fan or building dryer to dry the surfaces more quickly and effectively.

Finishing the walls in solid white or a light color

- There is no need for you to create a solution.

- Spray water on the stained area and immediately use stain remover without allowing the water combine with the stain remover.

- A stain remover with chlorine is another option.

*You can also use a fan or building dryer to dry the surfaces more quickly and effectively.

2) If the wall's surface was recently renovated, you can add a new coat of wall finishing.

- Prepare a fresh batch of liquid wallpaper as directed.

- Apply the mixture to the yellow patches, smooth the area's margins, and dry the area with a fan or building dryer.

3) You can perform a segment or partial renovation.

- Spray some water on the surface, then wait for the finishing substance to become pliable.

- Remove the surface's finishing material.

- Prime the affected area of the wall with one or two coats (acrylic paint should be used to cover any metal components), then let it dry.

- Prepare a fresh batch of finishing material and use it as directed. For optimum outcomes, use a fan or dryer in the building.

Different surfaces and issues should be taken into account separately, and suitable solutions for each issue should be chosen. You can always get in touch with our business if you have any questions or if the situation is more complicated. Our knowledgeable managers will assist you in deciphering the scenario and provide the best option for each circumstance.