[Leoricsbride]

so the trick is not to have any touch ups I guess ^^ but it's totally impossible if you are doing commercial site. This site where I'm working at is stupid. They keep adding bulkheads, new walls, cutting the drywall, etc. and everybody is banging and scratching my walls it's ridiculous. and since the primer is not done I'm still responsible to fix every ding and ****.

 

[Leoricsbride]

well, sounds like the tint your using is changing the texture of your mud, so try not to use too much tint.

I use blue chalk if needed (chalk line powder, don't use red), but even the chalk can cause the same problem. Trick is not to use too much. Make your mixture a very lite blue, not a very dark blue.

I'll try it again with even less tint then I guess. I've been waiting for primer since my last mess up like Thefinisher suggested

touch up after prime.... problem solved :yes:

The problem is that I've got too many touch ups and the painters don't like that ^^