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Painting with water paint over oil??
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tamara
Mar 20, 2006, 12:22:02 PM3/20/06
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I just had a question, someone had mentioned to me that they sell this
stuff now that you just wash on to your walls ( that have oil paint on
them) then you let it dry, and you can proceed with water paint.? Does
anyone know what it is called or how much it costs?
stuff now that you just wash on to your walls ( that have oil paint on
them) then you let it dry, and you can proceed with water paint.? Does
anyone know what it is called or how much it costs?
Thanks
Tamara
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Mar 20, 2006, 12:28:07 PM3/20/06
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You can get alkyd primer that will let you apply latex over it.
Not sure what this wash on stuff might be though.
Ruddiger
Mar 20, 2006, 1:07:01 PM3/20/06
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gallon of primer is $13 at wally world
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john
Mar 20, 2006, 1:50:09 PM3/20/06
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When I painted my house I used TSP to wash the walls first. The only
room I didn't wash with TSP (porch) bubbled off within 24hrs.
room I didn't wash with TSP (porch) bubbled off within 24hrs.
newfysnapshot
Mar 20, 2006, 10:13:34 PM3/20/06
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If I'm not mistaken there is a water based paint on the market that allows
you to paint right over oil paint.
you to paint right over oil paint.
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jr
Mar 20, 2006, 10:34:09 PM3/20/06
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If you are painting water paint"latex" over oil, get an oil primer and tint
it the same color as yu are painting the wall. that can also save you a
extra coat of paint..that is your safest way, to be sure.. I made the
mistake once of trying to paint latex over oil paint,, it was a disaster,,
it all came out in bubbles as it can't penatrate the oil paint and I have to
remove the whole works again. and use an oil primer.... don't make the same
mistake..hope this helps
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it the same color as yu are painting the wall. that can also save you a
extra coat of paint..that is your safest way, to be sure.. I made the
mistake once of trying to paint latex over oil paint,, it was a disaster,,
it all came out in bubbles as it can't penatrate the oil paint and I have to
remove the whole works again. and use an oil primer.... don't make the same
mistake..hope this helps
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Irving Washington
Mar 21, 2006, 6:08:25 AM3/21/06
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TSP trisodiumphosphate in the painting section find the clerk and ask for
TSP
TSP
Iceman
Mar 21, 2006, 1:17:56 PM3/21/06
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well when i did my own living room i just painted over the oil paint with
primer then after that dried i painted over with water paint and that came
out good.
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primer then after that dried i painted over with water paint and that came
out good.
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