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Nida35a schrieb:

Are the streaks only visible in daylight?

Yes, I would say partly yes, partly no.
Maybe the ceiling should simply be sprayed—my neighbor had it done that way, and it works well.

That doesn't look like a problem with the paint to me. It seems more like the substructure is showing through.

In the past, using one type of paint from VEB LuF, I learned to start at the window, painting about 1 meter (3 feet) lengthwise into the room. Then, crossing back parallel to the window, start again at the window, and continue this way. This results in all finished paint strokes being parallel to the window, directed toward the door. This worked even with a ceiling brush; rollers are a modern invention, but the rule still applies: paint from the window toward the door.

Nida35a schrieb:

Back in the day, when using a single type of paint from the VEB LuF, I was taught to start painting at the window, about 1 meter (3 feet) into the room lengthwise, then continue at right angles parallel to the window, starting again at the window, and so on. This way, all finished paint strokes run parallel to the window toward the door. This worked even with a ceiling brush; rollers are a modern invention, but the principle of painting from the window toward the door still applies.

So you’re saying it’s the painter’s fault? The guys rolled not lengthwise, but across the sliding element... as you can clearly see.

From the pictures, I can also mainly see the substructure showing through, probably due to insufficient filling and sanding.

I really can’t imagine that, it was puttied and sanded three times.