So I'm preparing my front wall for Screen Goo, and I primed the area where the Goo will be as the Goo salesman recommended. Unfortunately, I primed that area and I overshot the area by at least 6-8" in some places because at the time, I didn't know exactly where the screen would be.
Now, I painted the surrounding area of the screen blue to match the rest of the room before I paint the Goo.
Problem?
The place where I overshot the screen area dries/looks DIFFERENT then the rest of the wall. Its a lighter blue, and there is no elegant border - its the crazy border that I left when I primed. Its noticeable and annoying me so much.
I tried a second coat of blue over the whole thing and really tried to use a lot of paint along the border and smooth it out. Its drying now, but I can already see the liter primed area coming back a lighter blue than the unprimed areas next to it.
The paint on the unprimed areas was antique white from the builder of my house.
Does anyone know how I can fix this? I don't think a third coat will do it at this point.
My only idea is to reprime the ENTIRE wall and then paint blue over it, but I don't even know if that will work.
Thanks much in advance.
-Larry
Now, I painted the surrounding area of the screen blue to match the rest of the room before I paint the Goo.
Problem?
The place where I overshot the screen area dries/looks DIFFERENT then the rest of the wall. Its a lighter blue, and there is no elegant border - its the crazy border that I left when I primed. Its noticeable and annoying me so much.
I tried a second coat of blue over the whole thing and really tried to use a lot of paint along the border and smooth it out. Its drying now, but I can already see the liter primed area coming back a lighter blue than the unprimed areas next to it.
The paint on the unprimed areas was antique white from the builder of my house.
Does anyone know how I can fix this? I don't think a third coat will do it at this point.
My only idea is to reprime the ENTIRE wall and then paint blue over it, but I don't even know if that will work.
Thanks much in advance.
-Larry