1. Probable Cause / Reason:
•    Disintegration of the paint binder due to exposure to weathering or ultraviolet (UV) light.
•    Breakdown occurs over time, causing the paint film to lose its integrity.
•    The chemical structure of the binder weakens, leading to surface degradation.
•    Chalking rates can differ depending on pigment concentration and binder selection.

2. Correction:
•    Apply a high-quality topcoat with UV resistance and chalking prevention properties.
•    Select coatings with durable binders that resist environmental stress.
•    Ensure proper surface preparation before re-coating.
•    Opt for paints formulated to withstand prolonged exposure to sunlight and weathering.

3. Corrective Action:
•    Remove the chalky residue by cleaning the surface thoroughly.
•    Apply a protective, UV-resistant coating to prevent further degradation.
•    Regularly inspect and maintain the surface to monitor for early signs of chalking.

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