I just completely remodeled my kitchen and hearth room. Just have finishing the floors and paint touch up to finish. The painters did a fabulous job on the stained and painted cabinets.

I feel their wall paint work is just ok. We removed wallpaper (which came off very easy - no damage to drywall.). Next they put a coat of my wall color (taupe green), patched and sanded a bit, and rolled a second coat.

Upon my inspection, I still see some small imperfections on the wall surface. Small glop, small divit/chip, rough corners where walls meet, etc. And there are a few areas of bad paint coverage. Not a ton, but my eye

sees everything. Some might come in and not notice a thing!

Can I expect perfection or is that unrealistic? Also, shouldn't they of used

a tinted primer and then 2 coats of paint?

They are using BM eggshell. When I complained a bit, the painter said you wouldn't see anything if you would of used flat finish. But I wanted

eggshell for durability with my kids.

Before I plan my approach to the touch up process, I would love to hear

everyone's opinions.

I do hold over half of their (rather large) payment.

Thanks for your help!!!