Zinsser ZINBIN400A 400 ml B.I.N Primer/Sealer Stain Killer Aerosol

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Otherwise, it’s perfect for use on any internal surface you consider to be a problem area and will give the next coat in your paint system a fantastic binding medium on which to adhere to. There are some instances where a different primer might give you decent results but there are very few instances where oil primer won’t work. It’s great for wood, laminate, previously painted surfaces, and all the things. Oil-based primers and paints have been an industry standard for decades. These primers work with both oil paints and latex paints, making them very versatile and applicable to a wide variety of surfaces. Wood (painted or unpainted), steel and other metals, and surfaces with existing paint, such as interior and exterior walls are ideal surfaces for oil-based primers. ItemThumbnailImage": "//sherwin.scene7.com/is/image/sw/paint_template-1?layer=comp&wid=250&fmt=jpeg&qlt=92%2c0&op_sharpen=0&resMode=sharp2&op_usm=0.0%2c0.0%2c0%2c0&iccEmbed=0&printRes=150&_tparam_layer_1_src=sw/651049629_White_Pigmented_Shellac_Primer_White_1G", If you want to paint over silicone caulk but would prefer redoing the caulk itself, method #2 is for you.

Start out by getting your hands on a paintable caulk. You’ll also need a caulking gun for this project. If you have ever spoken with professional painters, they will tell you that prep work is the most important step to any paint job and takes the most time. Painting kitchen cabinets is no exception, it super critical to get the prep right for a durable long-term finish. No matter how many coats of paint you apply, finished walls rarely look perfect if the surface hasn't been prepared with primer first. But how do you know which one is the right one for the job? A Primer on Primers Now that you’re done with the priming, it’s time to paint. Grab a quality paint brush and the perfect paint to match the caulk to your walls. Head to your local paint shop if you need help with color matching. A lot of people think that you have to use oil-based paint with oil-based primer, but that is not the case. BIN Shellac oil-based primer is fine to use under latex and other types of paints.Caulking is an inexpensive and easy way to seal water leakage, surface gaps, and prevent growing mold. If you want to apply new caulking, you might remove old caulking.

If you successfully loosen all existing silicone caulk, then you’re ready to apply the new paintable silicone caulk. Use a Caulking Gun Zinsser BIN Primer Sealer seals surface pores so you use less finish paint. Finish coat has rich uniform appearance, with no "high" and "low" spots. Finish resists dirt better and has better scrubbability. It’s the perfect option for old caulking with junky paint that you just want to totally scrap and redo. If oil-based primers are the best primers for kitchen cabinets, then the best oil-based primer is Zinnser BIN Shellac primer. I have tried a few oil-based primers (Like Zinsser Cover Stain, one I used to use often) and this shellac based primer is the best thing to use when you want a smooth finish. It is available in most big box stores and paint stores alike, which is super convenient. How long does caulk take to dry, anyway? Latex and silicone caulking take around 3 hours to dry. But you should wait 24 hours for the caulk to fully cure before painting. Step 4: Paint over the dried paintable caulk.

This may seem like an ad for BIN shellac-based primer but I promise you it’s not, I just really love the stuff and I use it for almost everything! I always have a can of it in my stash! Top mistakes to avoid when priming or painting your cabinets: I said you don’t have to worry too much about brush strokes, right? Well, that’s because it’s super easy to sand BIN shellac for a super smooth surface. Once dry, if you go over your primed cabinet door with high grit sandpaper (say 220 grit or so) you can eliminate all the drips and brush marks.