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Posted by Mike Dobony on March 26, 2008, 9:25 am
On Sat, 22 Mar 2008 17:06:04 -0400, Robert11 wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Have a brown water stain on ceiling from an ice dam leakage.
> Not very big; perhaps 2 inches or so wide X 10 inches long.
>
> Ceiling is presently painted a pretty much Flat White.
>
> I plan on very lightly sanding the stain, and then applying
> Kilz Original Oil Based Primer-Sealer to it.
>
> Question: is it likely that a single coat of a Flat White regular interior
> Latex paint will blend in and hide
> the Kilz "well," or do you think the oil based Kilz painted area will look
> shiny (or otherwise be discernable) thru the single Latex coat ?
>
> Thoughts and suggestions would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> Bob
Due to my son starting to make a grilled cheese sandwich and then
forgetting it I had smoke damage in the kitchen and used Kilz to cover the
area and then was intending to repaint the entire kitchen and dining room
ceiling. However, the Kilz did a fantastic job of not only covering, but
blending that I just left it. To me the Kilz was a good ceiling paint.
You may also be satisfied with the finish. However, I believe I used the
latex Kilz, not the oil.
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