Due to a rubbish extractor fan we had a lot of problems with mildew and mould in our bathroom. In particular we got a lot of patches of mildew on the ceiling; where I have repeatedly wiped this down we now have bits of paint peeling off down to the bare plaster, which also now has mildew on it.
We've now had a swanky new powerful extractor fan (thanks PigletJohn for your help there) so we no longer have a steamy damp room and I can finally sort out the ceiling.
I was thinking the best course of action would be-
-peel off any bits of paint that come off easily and give the ceiling a bit of a sand down all over
-paint with a mould killer solution (any recommendations?)
-one coat with a stain stopper paint
-one-two coats with bathroom paint with anti mould additive
Is that enough or is it overkill? Should I try to strip off all the paint it I can? I'm not worried if it is a little patchy in that area- it will be miles better than it is now! Will a bathroom paint be ok for the ceiling? I want a matt finish but I do want it to resist further mould.
Thank you in advance.
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Sorting out mouldy, flaky ceiling paint in bathroom.
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EarSlaps · 11/11/2014 14:23
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