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under eaves peeling
 Description
Occurs in protected or shady areas where condensation collects sulfur dioxide from air. These salt like crystals are washed away by rain in areas not protected. Painting over these crystals will cause peeling as the salts draws moisture through the paint.
Probable Cause
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Improper surface preparation to painted surfaces located in areas protected from weather.
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Condensation causing a collection of salt crystals for the air.
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If salt deposits aren’t removed, new paint will peel.
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Lack of adhesion of a top coat over a hard, shinny surface.
Solutions
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Wash and rinse thoroughly before repainting.
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When dry, remove all loose paint with a scraper or wire brush.
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Sand all glossy areas and remove sanding dust.
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Remove mildew if present.
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Mix 1 part bleach with 3 parts water.
Primers & Interior Finishes
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Priming is essential for better adhesion, sheen uniformity, mildew control and durability.
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Select a top quality California Paints exterior paint in the color and sheen of your choice.
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