Master Suite Door Paint Touch Ups
Master Suite Door Paint Touch Ups is a commonly-found finishes defect SURE inspectors have documented across 381 inspection reports. Highest concentration in Baldivis.
Causes
- incomplete painting during construction
- scuffs
- Minor imperfections in paint finish or wear from construction.
- Minor damage or incomplete finishing during construction
- Minor paint imperfections or damage during construction
Symptoms to look for
- Visible imperfections or unfinished areas in paint across multiple interior surfaces
- Visible areas on Bedroom 3 (Carers) door needing paint correction, noted by markers
- Builder's markers indicating areas on Bedroom 2 door needing paint touch-ups
- Areas of exterior windows showing incomplete or poor paint application
- Visible areas needing paint touch-ups on Living & Dining Room ceiling
Remedies
- Perform paint touch-ups on the porch area to ensure a consistent and finished appearance
- Perform paint touch-ups to affected areas of the Family/Meals Room ceiling
- Perform paint touch-ups on all indicated interior and garage surfaces
- Apply paint touch-ups to affected areas of the guest bedroom door.
- Apply necessary paint touch-ups to the linen cupboard door frame
Where we see this most
These suburbs show the highest concentration of master suite door paint touch ups in our inspection data (minimum five observations). Click a suburb to see its full defect profile.
Worth asking our inspector about this specifically.
This is common across Perth stock and usually fixable without drama, but the scope of the fix varies. Every SURE inspection includes 12 months of free advice. Call out the defect by name and we check for it directly.
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