The ceiling paint in our small bathroom is peeling. Probably due to excessive moisture. There is no evidence of a roof leak. The original paint was latex and was then overcoated with an oil based paint. I have scraped and sanded to be best of my ability (used a powered finishing sander with 120 grit paper). Whats next, a good primer followed with a latex based enamel? Thanks, W. Wolfe

I need some advice on selecting the right yellow for my 'weird' needs :D i need a yellow that gives a nausea effect if you entered a room that was full of it. "Bright lemon yellow hurts the eye after a short time, as a high note on the trumpet hurts the ear. The eye becomes disturbed, cannot bear it any longer, and seeks depth and repose in blue or green." -- Wassily Kandinsky in Concerning the Spiritual in Art Im looking for a specific type of yellow/ lemon yellow where i can take advantage of this effect as much as possible. Obviously there needs to be less green or blue involved as possible. It may seem unusual but i have my reasons lol. So what is the best yellow to go for? Im talking into detail as such as hue and tone levels. Something very specific. Thanks