I posted a while back about my snekky kitchen cupboard several weeks after painting it. I didn't use Valspar paint which I am told/google suggests has been heavily reported for producing a similar gas/cat pee type smell but do believe it to be the paint.
After having the gas board out for a smell that's somewhere between rotting flesh/gas/cat per I posted on here and googled and came to the conclusion it was most likely to be the paint. Although the smell knocked you out a nose test against the wall seemed conclusive. There is nothing else in the cupboard it can be! It's the cupboard under the stairs in a 1970s house.
As a result I followed online tips and bleached every inch of the cupboard floor and walls. 24 hours later when I was convinced it wa dry I applied a coat of zinsser bin primer. To the floor and walls and skirting/door frame. A week later I painted with different paint.
Since then the kitchen floor has been replaced with laminate which has gone over the primed old tiles.
So here we are 4 or so weeks later. Again in warm weather the same smell is back. The cupboard is actually part of a kitchen refurbishment and due to have some expensive fancy shelving built into it in a few weeks.
I am beyond cheesed off. I only have a bit of primer left so if more primer is the solution that's another £20 a tin!! I will happily pay it if it will work. I'm considering painting the primed and not using an emulsion over it.
But before I start yet painting this bloody cupboard yet again can anyone share their smelly paint issues with me and explain how they resolved the issue.