Simple fixes for yellow stains on liquid wall paper

Silk plaster ornamental plasters, also referred to as liquid wallpaper, are a ubiquitous material used in interior design and décor.

The performance and attributes of this cutting-edge finishing product are excellent. Although ornamental plasters are easy to use, it is important to follow the application instructions to the letter.

Careful wall and surface preparation is required prior to application. If surfaces weren't thoroughly cleaned, liquid wallpaper can get yellow blotches. Chemicals or metal oxide may leak out of the walls after reacting with water if the walls had metal fittings or other metal structures close to the surface. Because decorative plasters absorb moisture from the walls when they are applied, they might leave behind multicolored (usually yellow) blotches after drying. Before painting, it's essential to remove all previous finishing products from the walls. Additionally, apply two coats of primer to the walls and use acrylic paint to cover any exposed metal.

If yellow patches have already appeared, don't get upset. We'll list a few of simple solutions to this problem below:

1) One possibility is a chemical stain remover.

Monochromatic or colorful wall finishes

- To remove stains, use water and a chlorine-free stain remover in a ratio of 1:1 or 1:2 (use a chlorine stain remover at your own risk; colors may fade).

- Immediately apply the stain-removing solution after thoroughly cleaning the area with clean water.

*A fan or building dryer can also be used to dry the surfaces more rapidly and efficiently.

painting the walls a bright hue or pure white

- You don't need to come up with a solution.

- Spray water on the stained area and use stain remover right away, avoiding letting the water and stain remover mix.

- Another choice is a stain remover that contains chlorine.

*A fan or building dryer can also be used to dry the surfaces more rapidly and efficiently.

2) You can apply a fresh coat of wall finishing if the wall's surface was recently renovated.

- As instructed, make a new batch of liquid wallpaper.

- Apply the mixture to the yellow patches, then use a fan or a building dryer to dry the area.

3) A section or portion of the renovation may be carried out.

- Spray the surface with water, then wait for the finishing material to become malleable.

- Take off the finishing material from the surface.

- Prime the damaged area of the wall with one or two coats (any metal parts should be covered with acrylic paint), then allow it to dry.

- Make a brand-new batch of finishing material and apply it as instructed. Use a fan or dryer in the building for best results.

Different surfaces and problems should be considered independently, and viable solutions should be selected for each problem. If you have any questions or if the issue requires extra assistance, don't hesitate to contact our company. Our experienced managers will help you analyze the situation and recommend the best course of action in each case.