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Robert11 July 6th 06 12:33 PM

Oil Based Paint Over Latex: Primer Required ?
 
Hello:

If I want to use an Oil based paint over existing Latex paint, do I need a
primer ?

If so, would one of the Zinsser or Kilz primers be best for a bathroom
environment ?
Which ?

Or,... ?

Thanks,
B.

m Ransley July 6th 06 12:55 PM

Oil Based Paint Over Latex: Primer Required ?
 
As long as it is clean and a dull surface no primer is necessary, but
why bother with oil.


[email protected] July 6th 06 03:56 PM

Oil Based Paint Over Latex: Primer Required ?
 
I would remove the old paint, then prime and paint with oil based paint.


Bob July 6th 06 04:36 PM

Oil Based Paint Over Latex: Primer Required ?
 

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I would remove the old paint, then prime and paint with oil based paint.


How do you remove the old paint in this situation?

Bob



[email protected] July 6th 06 06:58 PM

Oil Based Paint Over Latex: Primer Required ?
 
How do you remove the old paint in this situation?

Exactly what are you painting?

If it's wood then use a heat gun to remove the existing paint. Heat
guns are good for removing paint from wood. If it's drywall or plaster
I'd scuff it up the existing paint with sandpaper then prime and paint.
That's if the existing paint is adhering well. Bathroom paint is
often problematic and requiring complete removal but if it's adhering
good then the scuff and prime and paint methind should work well.



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