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| Whats the word on Kilz primer/sealer ? Good stuff or should I consider something else ?
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Location: sun prairie,wi | good stuff.... |
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| Wolf , what one are you using ?
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Location: sun prairie,wi | normal kilz in the spray can....dont use the unsented....its crap... |
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| Yep, just what Wolf said. |
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| thanks guys .
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Location: Central Wisconsin | So... after you've completed the blank. ?
Step 1 Spray / paint with Kilz (seal & primer in one?)
Step 2 Paint as needed
Step 3 Clearcoat as needed
Step 4 Bait is ready to go!
Just wondering becuase there have been some confusing statements regarding priming sealing etc. in the past. (IMO) |
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Location: sun prairie,wi | yes dizzy thats the process i use..... |
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Location: WV | I noticed that Kilz in the spray can is oil based. What kind of paint do you use on it? Water based? |
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Location: sun prairie,wi | i use waterbased paint |
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Location: Bemidji, MN | Kilz is great, especially for repaints, it will cover anything. I have used createx autoair, and also some cheap laquer over it. no problems yet. |
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