Caulk and Prime Prepared Surfaces
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What happens here
After preparing the surfaces, primer is applied to ensure proper paint adhesion. Sherwin Williams SuperPaint primer is applied to the siding using an 18-inch nap roller to 'backroll' it, effectively pushing the primer deep into the siding's texture. XIM Peel Bond primer is hand-brushed onto areas with peeling paint or bare wood on corner boards and window trim. Additionally, Sherwin Williams 950a caulk is applied with a caulking gun and smoothed with a putty knife to seal any remaining gaps and cracks around windows, doors, and trim.
Goal: Apply caulk and primer for optimal paint adhesion and a smooth finish.
Tools and materials
- 18-inch Nap Roller — Backrolling primer onto siding
- Caulking Gun — Applying caulk to seal gaps and cracks
- Paint Brush — Hand brushing Peel Bond onto trim and for detailed work
- Paint Roller Tray — Holding primer for roller application
- Putty Knife — Smoothing applied caulk
- Sherwin Williams SuperPaint — Priming the siding for better adhesion
- XIM Peel Bond Primer XIM — Priming peeling paint areas and bare wood on trim
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