do I need to prime wood before I use the latex paint
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if you have prime or plan to use it on existing internal wall, it should be fine.
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If the existing paint is glossy or semi-gloss, I would suggest priming or at least scuffing it with steel wool. I would not, however, recommend this paint.
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I spray epoxy primer and it's pretty thick... You should be fine... Spraying latex.. 3m had one of the top primer guns out there for automotive industry., nice thing is this gun comes with a gauge and you can control how much psi goes into the gun... I bought this gun from this site and love the purchase I made.. It comes with a 1.8 nozzle which is pretty thick for most primers.. But mainly it's trial and error if you don't know.. Another key thing to note is that all spray guns require a good compressor since paint guns tend to use allot of air... hope this helped..
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Yes. Cleaning oil-based primer took forever to clean because you must use mineral spirits and be sure to get every bit of it off the interior parts. Cleaning latex-based primer and paint out of the sprayer with soapy water was much easier but still time-consuming, especially since I tried to get every bit of primer/paint off the outside of the sprayer and pump in case I want to sell it if we ever finish the kitchen-painting project. I am an almost elderly homemaker, amateur painter, and I was able to use it successfully.
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Yes. Fill the holes, let the Bondo dry for 24 hours, sand with an electric sander, and you'll be ready to prime and paint.
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YES! This is really a thin paint or stain sprayer! It will spay latex but it seemed faster to just roll it on unfortunately. Well built gun though!
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Yes the sprayer can use any paint that will pass through the testing cup as specified in the instruction notes. I have used a latex house paint and primer with no problem and a deck stain again no prob;em.
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not really. you'd have to glop it on and it streaks. if you primed the buckets first... any white semi gloss to flat inside/outside primer... though i find valtex ... or brehr ... multipurpose latex primer to work really well as it us made to cover mold, rust, water stains... it sticks and covers with 1 coat. Martha Stewart acrylic paint will then stick to the dried primer
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It gives a more real cabinet finish as opposed to regular semi gloss paint and does not require a primer. If you use regular paint (semi-gloss) you must prime first! Good luck!
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I usually add about a tablespoon of paint conditioner, and about a tablespoon of water to a half of the sprayer container full of paint and mix well. I can cover a piece with one coat, but I also use chalky finish paint that's thicker than latex.
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Dear Mrs. Taylor You can glue the pieces together then you may do the priming if you desire. Priming can keep the wood look nicer and last longer. Sincerely, Dean Haddad
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Yes latex paint will work fine. The color as delivered is an antique white. Sincerely, Mark - Battic Door Energy
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If you use a good primer before you paint, it should be okay. I recommend Stix primer by Benjamin Moore. I work in a hardware store that sells paint, and this is a good product for your project.
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Hi Nila,I would not recommend painting first. Since the liner is pre-pasted, you have to submerse it in water to activate the glue. Hope this helps.
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Actually you can. But my suggestion for this sprayer is to use Oil Based paints and enamels. It says you can use latex. But even after using latex paint conditioner and watering the pain down somewhat, it still clogged and sputtered. I actually painted my outdoor porch underlayment(ceiling) with a high gloss white oil based enamel and it went on very even and good without overspray.
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No you can use latex paint directly from the can without thining.Rafik M. Fawzy
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With the proper primer, yes. I did not paint my product. But I use to be a professional painter. Kilz is a good primer to use. It is sold in an aerosol can or paint can be brushed on. it all depends on what you're using it for
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I used this product on rough cut jack pine siding, no primer or paint. so far it is performing well. the website for this product has the answers you seek, but with out looking I think they say they guarantee it only by itself...and don't guarantee how it will behave once it is painted/ this product leeches into the wood when it gets moister or rain on it, making it even better.