Even if you don't know what paint "alligatoring" is, you've probably seen it. Maybe you've even wondered if it's more likely to happen during the summer.

Alligatoring paint can lead to rot and structural issues, and though it is typically more profound during the summer, it's caused by the oils in older paints.

Roofing, moisture and paint were some of the problem areas building doctors from Ohio History Connection’s State Historic Preservation office pointed out to Scott Nienberg on Thursday morning.

The best way to deal with it is to keep the paint from flaking, peeling, cracking and getting to the alligatoring stage. . . .

6. Examine painted surfaces for signs of peeling, cracking and alligatoring. Look for clues to original painting techniques and colors. A common way to examine hidden layers of paint is to carefully ...

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