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2naSalit

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4. Ok, ok, I got it

Reply to SHRED (Original post)

Tue Jan 15, 2019, 04:28 PM

Jan 2019

Ask the termite guy if their primer has the stuff like Lunasea mentioned, if not, get 'em some and let them put it on and finish their gig. Then you and finish paint with the gallon you just bought.

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Anyone know paint? [View all] SHRED Jan 2019 OP

Yes LunaSea Jan 2019 #1

Preferably Kilz2. ZZenith Jan 2019 #2

Good point! LunaSea Jan 2019 #6

Thank you SHRED Jan 2019 #3

Yeah, demand primer. Sherwin-Williams is KPN Jan 2019 #5

Ok, ok, I got it 2naSalit Jan 2019 #4

yes, primer handmade34 Jan 2019 #7

Definitely better to use a separate primer. SeattleVet Jan 2019 #8

If it's wood siding it's a good idea to back prime it. rusty quoin Jan 2019 #9

What I said. Back-prime rusty quoin Jan 2019 #12

Primer. The paint just won't stick properly without it. The Velveteen Ocelot Jan 2019 #10

I went through this last year CountAllVotes Jan 2019 #11

Might be late with advice but cate94 Feb 2019 #13