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I recently moved to a new apartment (about 3 months ago) nd painted the room with an oil based paint (on d advice of d silly painter).. Later, I start to feel a lot of heat in my room esp when there's no power supply to the extent that I'll be feeling like my skin burning... I cried out nd people told me tz because of the paint MD that if I change it to emulsion it will get better.. So last month I re painted my room Buh the burning effect still continues... Pls note that this burning effect only occur in my room.. So experts in the house I need ur advice on what to do, if there's a solution to it... Thanks

Histrings08:
I recently moved to a new apartment (about 3 months ago) nd painted the room with an oil based paint (on d advice of d silly painter).. Later, I start to feel a lot of heat in my room esp when there's no power supply to the extent that I'll be feeling like my skin burning... I cried out nd people told me tz because of the paint MD that if I change it to emulsion it will get better.. So last month I re painted my room Buh the burning effect still continues... Pls note that this burning effect only occur in my room.. So experts in the house I need ur advice on what to do, if there's a solution to it... Thanks

Did you paint over gloss paint? Or complete stripped the gloss paint off, before repainting with emulsion?

Lexusgs430:
Did you paint over gloss paint? Or complete stripped the gloss paint off, before repainting with emulsion?

it was so difficult to scrape bro, so I painted d emulsion on it

Histrings08:
it was so difficult to scrape bro, so I painted d emulsion on it

That is why your room is still heating up.....
You need to scrape all the gloss paint completely off, then prep and paint with emulsion.....
Only solution or keep enjoying the heat.....