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Posted by jJim McLaughlin on February 20, 2008, 6:45 pm
Nubs wrote:
> I want to paint the interior walls of my garage.
>
> The garage is under the house, has concrete block about half way up, and
> the rest is drywalled. Originally, the builder rolled/sprayed on a thin
> coat of mix, and dragged a roller through it.
>
> I had painted interior paint on the walls. Now, since washing the vehicles
> inside after many years, the mud is peeling in places from the drywall. The
> garage is not heated, but stays warmer than the outside air temperature.
>
> Can I use exterior paint on the drywall? Do I have to use a primer on bare
> drywall where the mud has come off? Should I primer all areas, even the
> area where the mud/texture has not come off?
>
> One last point. Can I use exterior paint on the concrete block? Should I
> prime the block, which has never been painted?
>
> Many thanks.
And when you went to two separate real paint stores, Sherwin Willians
and Benj. Moore,
what did the professionals there tell you?
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