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Posted by Nubs on February 20, 2008, 6:42 pm
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.
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Posted by jJim McLaughlin on February 20, 2008, 6:45 pm
Nubs wrote:
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> 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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Posted by Nubs on February 20, 2008, 6:50 pm
"jJim McLaughlin" wrote in message
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> And when you went to two separate real paint stores, Sherwin Willians
> and Benj. Moore,
> what did the professionals there tell you?
Being I can't get to a store until the weekend, I figured I'd see who has
any real first hand knowledge.
Thanks for sharing yours.
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Posted by jJim McLaughlin on February 20, 2008, 7:56 pm
Nubs wrote:
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> "jJim McLaughlin" wrote in message
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>> 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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> Being I can't get to a store until the weekend, I figured I'd see who has
> any real first hand knowledge.
>
> Thanks for sharing yours.
>
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No need to be snide.
I could just do what too many folks on here do, make it up to stroke
your ego.
Try a telephone call to a paint store if you can't get to a real paint
store.
And try a real paint store, not a strip mall outlet catering to home
owner harry types.
And lose the attitude.
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Posted by Robert Barr on February 20, 2008, 8:05 pm
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> And lose the attitude.
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What 'attitude'? Who the f(*&k are you supposed to be?
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>
> 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.