Orange peel
A pebbled texture rather than a smooth film.
Choose what you’re seeing and we’ll help you understand possible causes, useful questions and safer next steps. A symptom description is not a diagnosis.
A pebbled texture rather than a smooth film.
Small round craters where coating pulls away.
Curtains or heavy wet areas move downward.
A dusty, rough surface with insufficient flow.
Pinholes or bubbles appear as solvent escapes.
Raised bubbles form beneath or within the coating.
Cured coating separates in sheets or at edges.
Coating lifts, scratches or releases too easily.
Clear appears hazy, milky or less transparent than expected.
The cured surface lacks expected gloss or depth.
Tiny holes or voids show in the film or repair.
Lines, splits or a network develops in the coating.
The film forms ridges or shrivels while drying.
Uneven light and dark areas, often in metallic or pearl color.
Distinct bands follow the spray passes.
Metallic color differs from the adjacent panel or angle.
Pearl depth or color shift differs from the surrounding finish.
New color reads differently despite a matching name or code.
Underlying color or stain migrates through the new coat.
Orange or brown corrosion reappears through or around repair.
Primer separates, softens or releases from the substrate or next layer.
Wall or building coating detaches in flakes or sheets.
Visible roller texture, edges or lap marks remain.
Patched or repaired areas appear different in sheen or color.
Underlying color or substrate remains visible after coating.
The symptom does not fit a familiar description.
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