if I want later to paint regular paint over this product, should it be removed or primed first?
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This is a wax product, which means you absolutely *must* remove it before painting.Fortunately, it can be easily removed with mineral spirits.
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I would recommend priming over it because it is oil based and contains mineral pigments.
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I do not know, but usually you have to remove a paint before painting a surface
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I don't know if you can remove it. I'd suggest a gentle sanding then prime and paint.
778602
Yes, I use it on small rust spots all the time and there is no need to sand first. I just wipe off the excess; it hasn't ever affected the surrounding paint. It will leave a film that can be easily wiped off. It works great. No need to use primer, just paint right after it drys.
1880081
If you fill the canister with water first it will primer faster make sure the handle between the 2 hoses is in the open position which is pushed down pump should be plugged in when priming you can find a how to video on YouTube
657540
It worked fine for me, but I also used the primer that goes with the paint first and it did a great job. Looks like brand new. I used it for the coping on the top of my pool.
1229583
If the product you are painting is already magnetized, painting over it will not take that property away. Hope this helps!
2071977
I would spritz it with water and let it soften before trying to remove, the paint should be alright. As always, apply a good coat of wax after using the polishing compound.
1137886
Try a spot were it cannot be seen like door jam but it takes off about of paint so if primer is gray you may not know are going down to the primer unitil
360851
Make sure you hit it with a stain blocking oil-based primer before painting it otherwise the stain will bleed through the paint.
1530665
there is no R value of this product. It makes the surface of the paint reflect the heat back into the room, much like a pc of tin foil would do. You do not need a primer, but if you use one, have it tinted to almost the same color of the final coat. I washed the surface with TSP first to make sure the surface was real clean and dust free. I highly recommend that if you are going to change the color of a room you are going to paint.do your normal steps and paint the room first with the color of choice. Then paint over with this product. I know that this is more work, but the results are almost breath taking.When people started coming over the house after our remodeling was done( all 6 rooms),the walls was almost always the first subject to be spoke.The product is easy to apply, use good quality rollers and brushes.We have also noticed the the south side of the house is cooler than last year, which means the product is reflecting some of the sun's heat away from coming in the house. I hope this answer helps you. Thomas P.
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I have a lot of experience doing both. Easy to cut. Easy to paint. For better adhesion, a better look and for durability use a primer before painting.
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It's coated. I guess you probably could if you sanded it a little, otherwise your new paint will come off. Give it a try!
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I'd use the primer for it before doing so, but I see no reason it can't be after that, as thats what I did. But you'd also want to "level" the joints in the existing tile before you do, so its not as simple as peel and stick if you want it right.
568808
It's always better to prime 1stBut if it's nice and clean it might work without priming
675097
To paint it you could either prime it first and then paint.....or maybe you don't even need to prime. Just use a 2" brush ...I think it would be pretty easy.
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It really depends on what you intend to use it for. If it's for repainting a regular room ceiling in your house, which is already white, then you probably don't need to use a primer underneath it. However, if it's for a bathroom, and that bathroom is used by, say, two teenagers, each of whom take long hot showers (as in our case); and in which, despite religiously running a venting fan, the paint had been peeling off the ceiling, then yes - it's strongly recommended as a topcoat over a good primer such as Zinzer's own Bull's-Eye 123.
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I think paint it first. I painted mine and the texture is just more durable , better suited to wiping a stain on then off.
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the gluing area should be free of paint, oil or dirt and then glue. if you are going to prime , remember white primer for light colors and grey primer for darker colors