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primer for re-painting old plaster?
We want to re-paint a room. Walls are old plaster (presumably original,
so ~90 yo), with what looks like 3 layers of paint. Based on age, the paint is likely oil-base. Some of the paint has pealed to bare plaster; the rest seems well-bonded. So, primer has to bond to both plaster and old paint. Question: is there a preferrable primer to use? Or ones to avoid? Thanks |
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