Had the roof overhang painted - result is blotchy - what to do?

Hello everyone,

Currently, at our house (built around 2000), the roof overhang and the terrace roofing (both made of wood) are being renovated for the first time. The wood was completely sanded down and painted twice with a thin-layer glaze.

Since the terrace roofing covers a larger area, the paint was sprayed on there instead of applied with a brush/roller. Result: Everywhere the brush/roller was used, the result looks very good, but everywhere it was sprayed (only in the terrace area), it does not look good. The surface there appears very patchy, sometimes lighter, sometimes darker than the rest. Additionally, there are thinner streaks of paint visible in several places (as if liquid has gathered and is flowing down the slope).

I would like to know your opinion on this:
* What do you generally think about the procedure described above (spraying compared to brush/roller)?
* Would you accept something like this from a professional?
* Could fresh paint be sanded off again without problems? Problem areas might be the joints (which are partly darker than the rest and probably difficult to sand down). Are there any other alternatives?

I would appreciate any helpful response, thank you!

Regards, Peter

In addition, thinner streaks of color can be seen in several places (as if liquid is collecting and flowing "down" the slope).

Also called "snot noses," which are usually visible to laypeople but not to professionals. How the professional applies the glaze is up to them. The result is what matters.
Without pictures, assessing the work is not possible, but according to the "description," the roofing needs to be corrected.

You have concluded a contract that must have a result. As a result, it may be expected to see a largely uniform appearance. If this is not the case, you may demand rectification. Until then, for example, I would not pay.

Here is a picture of the area "Terrace":

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The question is, what would a remediation here look like?
- Painting over again would be too dark compared to the rest (also questionable whether the unevenness would disappear as a result)
- Sanding would probably be the only option, right?

Here is a picture of the area "Terrace": [ATTACH alt="IMG_7258.jpeg"]75327[/ATTACH] The question is how a repair would look here? - Painting again would be too dark compared to the rest (also questionable whether the unevenness would go away that way) - Sanding would probably be the only option, right?

In some places, too much glaze has been applied. Has everything already dried through? And what does the roof overhang look like for comparison?

2nd coat in the terrace area was about 1 week ago, so I would say yes.

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