How to remove shiny marks on wall
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How to remove shiny marks on wall
Hi, all,
So I used a soap and water mix to get some stains off my wall. It did, but replaced them with a shine, when you look at the wall from an angle, not visible when looking at the wall head on. How do I remove these, please? I tried sugar soap but that was the same result.
So I used a soap and water mix to get some stains off my wall. It did, but replaced them with a shine, when you look at the wall from an angle, not visible when looking at the wall head on. How do I remove these, please? I tried sugar soap but that was the same result.
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Are you sure it is not a silk finish? If it is matt you can get polished areas if it is constantly rubbed by people walking past. Perhaps it is time to rub over with a scotch pad and a couple of coats of decent emulsion like Johnstones Coverplus.
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Thanks, DWD.
Is there nothing that can be done? I'd rather not have to have the entire room re-painted. The marks are from my cleaning it.
Is there nothing that can be done? I'd rather not have to have the entire room re-painted. The marks are from my cleaning it.
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I assume everyone can just do a job themselves which often is not the case if mobility prevents it. It is difficult to see the issue from your photo and I am wondering if it just has to dry more as sometimes an area of plaster can absorb more moisture than other areas. `A better photo might give us an idea.
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No, it's completely dried. Those're probably the best photo's I'll get. Like I say, head on, you can't see anything.
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More pics. The middle one is head on, shows the difference in visibility.
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No This is just the shine from where I cleaned.
Is it the paint that was used? Seems like it shouldn't be impossible to wipe stains off a wall?
Is it the paint that was used? Seems like it shouldn't be impossible to wipe stains off a wall?
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Quite possibly, not all emulsions are "washable" especially not retail emulsions.
I think your best bet would be to wash the whole wall...
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