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L. G. M.
May 11, 2000, 3:00:00 AM5/11/00
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I'm painting some walls and ceilings that have some stains because of a
bad roof. I tried priming it with Kilz2 several times and it still
bleeds through. What do pro's use. TIA
bad roof. I tried priming it with Kilz2 several times and it still
bleeds through. What do pro's use. TIA
NOSPAMBOB
May 12, 2000, 3:00:00 AM5/12/00
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Shellac is an accepted stain blocker. Don't know what Kilz2 is. Premixed
shellac has a shelf life and wont harden if old. Probably not with Viagra
either.
shellac has a shelf life and wont harden if old. Probably not with Viagra
either.
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>I'm painting some walls and ceilings that have some stains because of a bad
roof. I tried priming it with Kilz2 several times and it still bleeds through.
What do pro's use.
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TinMan1332
May 16, 2000, 3:00:00 AM5/16/00
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>I'm painting some walls and ceilings that have some stains because of a
>bad roof. I tried priming it with Kilz2 several times and it still
>bleeds through. What do pro's use.
>bad roof. I tried priming it with Kilz2 several times and it still
>bleeds through. What do pro's use.
For best results, forget any water based Kilz formula and go with the older
alkyd original Kilz. White pigmented shellac (such as BIN) is also an excellent
product for hiding water and tannin stains.
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