Old house, old 50s drywall. What would cause the paper layer to bubble and separate like that?
>>2795582dead body in the wall
>>2795582the moisture from the dead body
me, I've been pissing on your wall for 20 years
It looks like paint on another incompatible paint
>>2795582Have seen this before while doing a job up north.At first, we thought it may've sunlight through the window hitting the drywall over a long-period of time.So, we ripped it up, intending to replace the drywall portion that was bubbling.Turns out that wasn't what caused it though.There was a dead body in the wall and the moisture caused it to bubble.
>>2795582>picits too late
>>2795582Oh, you found my piss wall. I'm on the other side.
Moisture on what you painted or coming from behind
looks like the dead body in the wall is starting to leak urine
Ill tell you exactly what it is …termitesThey have eaten the paper up to the paint. its the paint bubblingThank me later.t. 45 yr pro house remodeler
>>2795582black mold from the moisture from the urine from the dead body
>>2795582Did you just paint directly over the dead body or...?
>>2795582like everyone said, its moisture. Cut it out and see if there is water collecing behind there.
>>2795582leadsbestos
Turns out it was termites. After a Google search I scraped the paint. They eat the paper
>>2795582Had that before involving a /a/ book, house is older than that, silverfish and termites ruin houses pretty well.See if you can get it patched and hire a exterminator if you have a lot of them. Should be a easy /diy/ solution for killing termites firsthand without a exterminator.
>>2799300I win again…Old saying, If you’re the smartest person in the room, youre in the wrong room
>>2795582outgassing, typically signs of a dead body
>>2799300they were probably attracted to the dead body
