Apply First Coat of High-Build Binding Primer

and we use a product from Rustoleum and this is triple thick and this is a primer super high resin primer right here and it actually just glues this stuff all back together so you don't want to Prime the stuff with like an just an oilbased primer or um just a typical allpurpose oil or allpurpose water CU it's just going to soak in and it's not going to really just glue those fibers back together you need something high resin that is a a thick High viscosity product that's going to hang well and glue this stuff all back together the other thing it does is it Smooths the rough surface out it feathers edges out of like peeling paint if you got peeling paint you can spray it you can brush it you can roll it we found that brushing it is the best way to apply it and you want to get it underneath all these laps so all these laps they're all open and need to be glued back together also you know if you're working on a house like this you got to bid it correctly cuz this is timec consuming doing this if you own a home this is one of the reasons why you want to paint you know when you should be painting your house somewhere between 9 and 12 years you should be repainting if you allow it to get like this it's just going to cost you $2 to $33,000 more to repaint your