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Posted by nj_dilettante on May 30, 2006, 4:47 pm
Edwin Pawlowski wrote:
>>
>> b. Is latex and oil still the primary two types for interior usage ?
>
> Oil, due to VOC's has been phased out of many markets. Latex has
> been the primry interior wall paint for about 50 years now.
>
>>
>> c. Do I have this right: Latex can go over Oil, but not vice versa
>> ? (If so, any way around this ?)
>
> Yes
>>
>> d. For a batroom wall that see a lot of moisture from the shower:
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>> What would be the "best" type and brand of paint to re-paint the
>> wall with, as they are peeling a little ?
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>> Would the recommended paint go over the existing oil OR latex ?
>
> Some of the primers are shellac based, like Kilz. Acts as an
> intermediary and you can then paint over most anything. I happen to
> like Pittsburgh paint for two reasons. It is good quality, and my
> local dealer is excellent. Talk to a good local paint dealer for
> good advice, not some kid at the big box store.
With EPA required reformulations, interior oil isn't the superior product it
used to be. Also, latex has improved considerably. Go for latex. If you
have any worries about application, sand and prime with a GOOD product.
--
nj_dilettante
in the words of the immortal Sgt Schultz:
~~ I know NOTH-THING ~~
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