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Kitchen ceiling priming raises sheen concerns

Original: The kitchen has been primed with 2 coats of Bin Shellac but the sheen difference you can see on the ceiling in the upper

A home renovator reports priming a kitchen ceiling with two coats of Bin Shellac, a stain-blocking shellac-based primer, but is worried about visible sheen differences, known as flashing, in one corner of the ceiling. They are concerned the uneven finish will carry through to the final top coat and are weighing how to correct it before painting.

Why now: Home improvement enthusiasts are discussing common painting problems like flashing and how to achieve a uniform finish.

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• The kitchen has been primed with 2 coats of Bin Shellac but the sheen difference you can see on the ceiling in the upper right corner of this photo is exactly what we don't want to see in the final top coat. You might be thinking, obviously this kind of flashing won't show up… · Xover0@pixelfed.social · 1

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