Are you facing those problems of wall putty?

We can provide information on common problems associated with wall putty:

1. Cracking: Improper application or drying of wall putty can lead to cracks in the surface over time, especially if the substrate surface is not adequately prepared or if the putty layer is too thick.
2. Poor Adhesion: Inadequate surface preparation or the use of low-quality wall putty can result in poor adhesion to the substrate, leading to the putty layer separating from the wall.
3. Blistering: If air becomes trapped between the wall and the putty during application, blistering may occur, causing bubbles to form on the surface.
4. Efflorescence: Efflorescence, the formation of white crystalline deposits on the surface, can occur if there is moisture present in the substrate or if the wall putty itself contains soluble salts.
5. Shrinkage: Wall putty may shrink as it dries, especially if it’s applied too thickly or if the drying conditions are not optimal, resulting in an uneven surface or cracks.
6. Yellowing: Some low-quality wall putties may yellow over time due to exposure to sunlight or other environmental factors, affecting the aesthetic appearance of the surface.
7. Mold and Mildew Growth: If the wall putty is not resistant to moisture or if the surface is regularly exposed to high humidity, mold and mildew growth may occur, leading to unsightly stains and health concerns.

To minimize these problems, it’s important to follow proper application techniques, ensure thorough surface preparation, use high-quality wall putty suitable for the specific requirements of the project, and maintain appropriate environmental conditions during drying and curing. Regular maintenance and inspection can also help identify and address any issues before they escalate.