<p>Typical mistakes include applying a heavy, opaque mix that hides texture, skipping surface cleaning so dust lifts into the coat, and working under harsh sun, which dries the mix too fast. Rushing between coats or ignoring test patches on wood can also lead to uneven colour or chalkiness. A small trial area, careful dilution, and shade during application usually improve the result.</p>
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What are the common mistakes when whitewashing?