Do i need a primer coat before before the paint coat ?
1790968
No you don't. See more detail here.http://www.rustoleumibg.com/images/tds/CBG_TDS_SPECIALTY_Swimming%20Pool%20Paint.pdf
1790969
No you don't. See more detail here. http://www.rustoleumibg.com/images/tds/CBG_TDS_SPECIALTY_Swimming%20Pool%20Paint.pdf
1478948
Haven't tried primer. I used oil stain with dark pigment. Clogged up so much I couldn't use it. Also it doesn't work well using the tube in a 5-gallon can. If you get it, thin it down. Not sure I'd use it for a car, if that is what you are primering.
1961740
Yes. This is a dry lubricant that will need to be removed prior to painting.
1607176
Here's the deal - anything can be painted. That said, ensure you have properly prepared the surface...my suggestion would be a rough scuff with some 10 grit sand paper, a good wipe down (isopropyl alcohol...quote until rag is clean), all purpose primer, and finally, your selected topcoat. Ensure you check the manufacturer's suggest paint cure times. Another rule of thumb is to make sure you apply light coats of primer and topcoat until you have received the desired effect. Good luck!
375984
Yes. Just make sure that you do not polish the metal. Wrie brush it or a coarse sand paper to take off the surface rust. You will need 2 coats. Pour the first one down and it will appear dull. The second coat will look the color you need. Make sure to wear the gloves and to put something down where you will be painting. This paint will leave it's mark. Good luck.
1077420
No clear coating required on cabinet paint. Kit includes all you need except the roller tray. Paint, rollers and handle, sandpaper (if needed). The counter top paint if you are interested in it also, that kit comes with the protective top coating included. Both kits came with all needed items except the paint / roller tray. I had plenty of paint left over from both kits. Hope this helps.
2018740
No, this product is not a base for primer and paint. It is a natural weathering preservative. If you want the wood siding to look "aged" then use it. If you want to prime & paint for a "finished" look then use primer and paint.
1132765
Use a primer that will cover any type of paint, then repaint with the white. Primer is the key to getting fresh paint to adhere to previously painted surfaces. I use Zinsser Bulls Eye 1-2-3 Primer for All Surfaces. Well worth the money.
2044079
yes but the paint needs to be primed with the proflex primer first Thank you
1915964
I believe it would, however I would lightly sand the metal surface so the primer can better grip it. Otherwise I feel the paint could peel off too easily. Just make sure you properly prepare your surfaces, especially the metal.
1288756
I do two minutes each coat just to be safe. Don't forget to rub with rubbing alcohol when ur finished :)
1666866
Yes, you must use the Kool Seal primer first and then coat with the Kool Seal product.
1378001
This particular product does not require a primer. It has a primer in it. You should clean all the metal surfaces of your gazebo and rough up the metal with a semi-fine steel wool or sandpaper. That will help the paint adhere to the surface. I will tell you that I had a lot of problems with the trigger on this product. So much that I stopped using it. I then bought the regular Rustoleum and a special trigger that they make (sold separately). That was the way to go.
1407015
No, you do not have to. However, the manufacturer says you have to for warranty reasons. I just laid the peel and seal right over my existing roof coating. It adheres really well, especially to it self for a really good seal at the seams. Also, good luck finding the asphalt primer. No one that I spoke to knew what I was talking about when I inquired about it, even our wonderful big box home improvement stores. hope this helps. good luck with the roof.
1077416
I'm going by memory, so if someone corrects me they are probably right... the kit came with two small cans of paint, a nice little brush, a mini paint tray. You do not need to put a protective clear top coat over it, or primer. I did golden oak cabinets in my RV white and they needed 3-4 coats and still kind of have a 'shabby chic' look to them. I'm glad it wasn't my house, I will do the rest of the trailer cabinets in a dark colour instead.
2197842
yes. and I did not use a primer however, use of a primer and paint would not be a bad idea if the door handle gets used a lot.
2081784
Not sure. I believe it should be correctly sanded before using. My process was strip, prime, wet sand, prime, wet sand, clean, paint ( at least three coats) ,sand between coats, paint should look dull. Clear coat, sand, clear coat, sand. Rubbing compound, buff, polishing compound, buff. I did my motorcycle gas tank like this and my friends thought it was professionally done.