1) Coming loose 2) Coming off 3) Cracking 4) Crusty 5) Detaching 6) Encrusted 7) Failing to show 8) Peeling 9) Rough 10) Scaling off 11) Shedding 
• (p. pr. & vb. n.) of Flake
A form of paint failure characterized by the detachment of small pieces of the film from the surface of previous coat of paint. Cracking or blistering usually precedes it.
A form of paint failure characterized by the detachment of small pieces of the film from the surface
The removal of flakes during the manufacture of a flaked artifact. Baton Flaking is the term used to describe the removal of flakes from stone by striking blows with a baton-like tool. A method of direct percussion flaking.
The tendency for blue finish to deteriorate into rust, seemingly without either wear or ill treatment. Winchester Models 1892 are particularly vulnerable to this defect. But, at least the condition indicates that, almost certainly, the remaining finish at least is original. Photo
A condition in coated sheet where portions of the coating become loosened due to inadequate adhesion
A form of paint failure characterized by the detachment of small pieces of the film from the surface of previous coat of paint. Cracking or blistering usually precedes it.
Extreme cracking causing paint and/or ground layer to dislodge from the support, often through a combination of cleavage and cracking. Flaking Examples