If a large poster-colour area looks heavy and lifeless after repeated corrections, what is the best solution?

Correct answer: Repaint the area in a controlled way if necessary and avoid unnecessary layers

Repeated corrections can build an overly thick, uneven film of paint and may disturb the surface beneath it. When the area has become visually heavy, the sound approach is to stop adding random layers, assess the design, and repaint or rebuild the section with a consistent mixture if needed. Option D is correct. More layers, excess water, or rubbing usually increase damage and unevenness.