Jon Danniken wrote:
Well there are two different "quality" tiers to kilz primer, maybe
they are marketing the good old stuff as "kilz premium" and thinning
it out for the non-premium so you can save five bucks a gallon.

I just picked up a can of the premium for twenty bucks, which is
about what I would expect to pay for a gallon of the stuff; the other
formulation seemed too low in price.

I'm slathering some on today (fascia boards getting prepped for vinyl
gutters) which was mixed at HD a few days ago, so I'll report back if
I have any issues with it.

So I did my painting today, slathered on too thick of a coat with a cheap
$0.89 four inch brush from Horrible Freight.

The results were no drips and no runs, and after it quickly dried, I can see
no brush marks.

The quality was as I remember it to be (before they called it "premium"),
and after sitting for three days it did not need remixing.

My guess is that you either got a bad batch, or the "non premium" variety is
utter crap, or a combination thereof.

Jon