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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;KingofThings, post: 269124, member: 468&quot;]It&#039;s likely they weren&#039;t primed correctly or at all and then more coats over paint already losing adhesion.</p><p>If you strip it and care about matching paint you&#039;d better take it to a paint store or large hardware store first to match with chips or take samples of it first.</p><p>Any indication there could be brass or even copper employed here?</p><p>It could very well be some malleable pot metal as well. It&#039;s a media that paint doesn&#039;t seem to want to adhere to.</p><p>If you strip it Liquid Sandpaper may work or scuff it a lot with sandpaper then prime then paint it with compatible paint to the primer from one brand.</p><p>I&#039;d say hand prime and paint with enamel not acrylic.</p><p>Any texture will only add to it in my opinion.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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