Description:
An area that shows an
increase in gloss or sheen of paint film when subjected to rubbing,
scrubbing or having an object brush up against it.
Possible Cause:
• Use of a flat paint in
high traffic areas, where a higher sheen level would be more durable.
• Frequent washing and spot cleaning with an abrasive cleaner.
• Heavy objects (furniture, for example) rubbing against the walls.
• Use of paint with low scrub resistance
Solution:
Paint heavy wear areas that
require regular cleaning (e.g., doors, window sills and trim) with a paint
that offers both durability and easier cleaning capability. In high traffic
areas, choose a semi-gloss or gloss rather than a flat sheen level. Clean
painted surfaces with a soft cloth or sponge and non-abrasive cleansers;
rinse with clean water.
Recommended
System:
Topcoat
FLEX BON #87 Series PINNACLE Interior Acrylic Satin
or
FLEX BON #81 Series PINNACLE Interior Acrylic Semi-Gloss |