We used Kilz 2
Latex Primer, and did two coats.
Primer paint used: Kilz 2
Latex Primer in Gray.
For the desk, I started with 2 coats of Kilz
Latex Primer applied with a foam roller on the large areas and a small paint brush for the fine details.
If you don't want any of the grain to peak through, apply a primer like KILZ 2 ®
Latex Primer before you put on your first coat of paint.
Do you think that for straight - up white you can go with
a latex primer and just seal it at the end?
No matter the option you will need to get all of the loose paint off the wall... clean it with a little mildew killer (not totally necessary but I would)... then use a nice
latex primer to seal the walls before you apply the top coat.
I would recommend using a good quality
latex primer and a great quality top coat.
Generally those doors were coated with a lacquer or oil based coating... no amount of
latex primer would ever stop tannin stains and marks from seeping through.
You could apply a construction quality
latex primer then two top coats of a high quality exterior latex (Duration, Manor Hall, Sun Proof) and it will look great!
I don't know tons about the Glidden Gripper but I see that its a water based primer and I'm sure it would do similar to comparable
latex primer / sealers.
Depending on the color of the rest of the house, you might want to use a Zinser 1 -2-3
latex primer tinted to match the color of the house.
Pam Lins, Slabs and Armatures Colonial Gold, 2012, plaster, paper mache, colored glass rods, waxed cord, aluminum armature wire, auto lacquer, grey
latex primer, MDF, ABX plywood, 70 x 24 x 24 inches, 177.8 x 61 x 61 cm
Pam Lins, Slabs and Armatures Denver Gold, 2012, plaster, paper mache, pencils, waxed cord, aluminum armature wire, auto lacquer, grey
latex primer, MDF, ABX plywood, 55 x 22 x 22 inches, 139.7 x 55.9 x 55.9 cm
Not exact matches
If you use an oil based
primer and then a
latex paint over it, the paint sticks easy peasy and doesn't get behind the paper so it doesn't lift off.
I did mine with
primer,
latex and glaze and outdoor poly over t hat.
Then I applied 1 coat of
primer and 2 coats of antique white
latex paint.
They both work fine, but when you use
latex paint that has a
primer in it or an acrylic, the mix may thicken and will only be able to be used once.
Non sanded grout and Plaster with regular
latex paint with no acrylic or
primer in it is fine to use and mixes smoothly.
Sometimes, but not all it all depends on each brand of paint, but acrylic
latex and
latex with
primer in it can bind when mixed with PoP and or Non-sanded grout.
So my question to you is can I use your favorite chalk paint recipe wih my current paint /
primer or will I have to buy a new
latex paint without
primer?
I meant to say, it is ok to use
latex paint with
primer in it when using calcium carbonate to make the recipe.
When using the grout, make sure you don't use
latex paint with a
primer or acrylic in it.
HI Diane, when I just use the Calcium Carbonate in my paint, do I still need to use
latex paint without
primer?
Latex, water based paint no
primer added, satin works best.
I bought
latex paint with
primer like i was told by a woman who repaints old furniture.
Thinking of grabbing some PoP to try and mix with a Valspar semi-gloss exterior
latex paint, it doesn't say +
primer anywhere, should I just not use that?
What's the difference between using one coat of
primer and one coat of
latex, or two coats of chalk paint?
Lattice (Open) 2014 Hand - cut Sheetrock,
primer,
latex paint Dimensions variable, each panel: 96 x 48 inches (243.8 x 121.9 cm) ARG # KEM2014 - 009
It has been proven to out perform most
latex and oil based
primers at covering and sealing.
So I would clean the walls gently and check for any peelings, then oil - based Kiltz
primer / sealer, then a high quality
latex top coat.
What's the best
primer for brick and can I use normal exterior
latex paint?
Do I need to sand the enamel off or is there some
primer that I can use to cover and then use the normal exterior
latex paint over it?
I have a general contractor friend that swears that using an oil based
primer under a
latex paint will add years to the paint job.
To the tile, apply a high - adhesion
latex stain - blocking
primer recommended for interior use.
@Andrew D. I have heard the same about using an oil based
primer then a laxtex top coat on exteriors, I also know many that use an oil based
primer on molding and trim pieces then
latex top coat.
I bought
latex paint with
primer like i was told by a woman who repaints old furniture.
To achieve this look, coat the bathtub in oxide
primer and use
latex or oil paint.
I know Easy Care paints sold at True Value still have a plain
latex with no
primer.
Thinking of grabbing some PoP to try and mix with a Valspar semi-gloss exterior
latex paint, it doesn't say +
primer anywhere, should I just not use that?
Latex, water based paint no
primer added, satin works best.
I use simple
latex with no
primer or acrylic mentioned on the label.
I used an oil based
primer, Zinsser, which sticks to almost anything, and semi gloss
latex paint over that.
I meant to say, it is ok to use
latex paint with
primer in it when using calcium carbonate to make the recipe.
I know there's a lot of information on the internet regarding spraying, but not so much when it comes to the different types of paint, such as Annie Sloan Chalk Paint vs
latex paints and
primers.
A
primer like Kill - Z, which is oil - based, will cover these type of products and leave a finish that will cover with a washable
latex paint without chipping.
Adam painted them first with an oil based
primer (this one) and then went over that with a
latex paint (SW ProClassic).
I used one coat of Kilz
primer and three coats of Simply White
latex paint.
Now you're ready to apply
primer, which is essential for even coverage on bare wood, repainting over bright or dark colours, or applying
latex over existing oil paint.
I decided to try it with this
latex paint the Behr Premium Plus Paint and
Primer in One.
If you are using regular
latex paint, you will likely need to sand and use a boat of
primer first.