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Painting pressure treated wood
I have some exterior fascia that are pressure treated wood and I like to
paint them. Do I use a primer? Is it ok to use acrylic primer and paint? Like Benjamin Moore Fresh Start and paint? Thanks, MC |
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Painting pressure treated wood
"MiamiCuse" wrote in message ... I have some exterior fascia that are pressure treated wood and I like to paint them. Do I use a primer? Is it ok to use acrylic primer and paint? Like Benjamin Moore Fresh Start and paint? Thanks, MC I think it is a good idea to Always use a good primer on raw wood, treated & untreated. I generally stick with the Zinser brand, available at my local Ace Hdw store. Bob-tx |
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Painting pressure treated wood
"MiamiCuse" wrote in message ... I have some exterior fascia that are pressure treated wood and I like to paint them. Do I use a primer? Is it ok to use acrylic primer and paint? Like Benjamin Moore Fresh Start and paint? Thanks, MC Solid stain will work better. In any case, let the wood age for 5 to 12 months first. If you paint, always prime it first. |
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