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Prepare and Apply to Other Surfaces (e.g., Metal Awning)

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Mold Killing Primer | Kill Mold Before Painting

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The presenter highlights other applications for the mold-killing primer, such as on metal awnings that are frequently shaded and have spot mold. For metal surfaces or areas with heavy mold, it is advisable to power wash the area first to remove loose debris and surface mold. After power washing, apply the Zinnser Mold Killing Primer to kill any remaining mold and prevent its return. The primer can be applied with a brush, roller, or sprayer, depending on the surface and accessibility. After the primer has dried (approximately 1 hour), you can apply a topcoat of your desired exterior paint.

Goal: Address mold on diverse exterior surfaces like metal, preparing them for a topcoat.

Tools and materials

  • Paint Sprayer — Efficient application of primer over large or textured areas
  • Power Washer — Cleaning heavily soiled surfaces before priming
  • Zinnser Mold Killing Primer Zinnser — Killing mold and preparing the surface

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not going to grow here's a good example of a metal awning that's pretty much shaded all day long it's got spotted mold grown all over it and um zener's mold killing primer would be a good option it can go on a multiple multiple different surfaces including a metal right here and you would power wash this awning and then I would paint it spray it with mold killing primer and that'll kill the any mold that's left after power washing it and it's going to keep mold growing and then I'm going to uh do my top coat right over the top of that

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