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Apply Primer to Prepared Surfaces

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How To Paint A House. The 4 Step Process To Painting Your Home.

What happens here

Apply a high-quality exterior primer, such as XIM Peel Bond primer, to all bare wood areas and any surfaces that have been sanded. Priming ensures excellent paint adhesion, seals porous surfaces, and provides a uniform base for the topcoat. The video demonstrates brushing primer onto trim and vertical siding, particularly where sanding or new wood has exposed raw material. Ensure full coverage on these areas for optimal results.

Goal: Apply primer to bare wood and sanded areas for adhesion and uniformity

Tools and materials

  • Gloves
  • Paint Bucket
  • Paintbrush
  • XIM Peel Bond Primer XIM

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stapled in and over time they'll begin to fall out and if you them it'll keep them from falling out. Anywhere where you have bare wood, you want to use a primer. We're using a peel bond primer on all the bare wood on this house. Anywhere where we've had to do any sanding, we're priming it. Hopefully behind me you can see some of the cocking we've done. All the nail heads are cocked here. Got some priming

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