Peeling paint could point to a larger issue. Paint peeling off the walls is unsightly. Worse still, without the paint protecting the surface, the underlying wall material can be damaged too.

Poor Wall Preparation A successful paint job depends on how carefully you prepare your wall. Applying paint to a clean, smooth (but not glossy) wall is best for proper adhesion.

A company has developed a new peel-off paint that can be easily removed and reapplied at any time, allowing you to change colors easily.

On any paint job, the initial prep work is the most important step. Applying paint—even the very best—over an ill-prepared wall will surely result in a blistered, peeling mess.

Clean. Wash your walls before painting. Dust, grease, dirt, and anything else clinging to your walls can prevent the paint from bonding with the surface, eventually resulting in bubbling and peeling.

As if I didn't have enough problems with my basement home theater, my paint is now peeling off.To be more specific, the tape on the ceiling is peeling the paint off. In one section of my wall the ...