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Posted by Pop on February 11, 2005, 1:21 am
Art wrote:
> Is there a phone number to call with questions on the paint can? I'd
> try calling it. If there isn't you might want to try calling Behr as
> if it were their paint. I called them once and they had smart people
> answering the phone.
>
>
>> When I went through the paint left by the previous owner, I found a
>> couple cans of "weatherbeater" exterior flat paint that matched one
>> of the bedroom walls. I am pretty sure that was what they used to
>> paint the room.
>>
>> While it's nice to have a weatherproof effect and one coat coverage
>> etc, is there any issues using exterior paint inside the house? The
>> only thing I would be concerned is the mildewcide that is used in
>> some of the exterior paints. Does that stuff spread around in the
>> air or it just means it's not a good idea to eat your food off the
>> walls? <g>
>> Would it be sufficient to cover it with a interior paint if I choose
>> to repaint the room?
I'd be interested in what they say too. I have NEVER seen a can of interior
OR exterior paint with any kind of notice to NOT use it in the opposite
environment. I cross-use them all the time, depending on where I'm
painting, mostly shop, garage, porches inside & out, stuff like that.
Obviously there are differences, but they're no big deal re health, I'm
sure.
Pop
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