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Peeling paint? Zinsser Triple Thick is the answer. #peelingpaint #paintingtips #howto #diypainting

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The Idaho Painter

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This DIY project provides a simple yet effective method for addressing peeling paint and primer on a door jamb. Using Zinsser Triple Thick Peel Stop primer, the process involves preparing the surface by sanding, applying two coats of the high-resin primer with an intermediate light sanding, to seamlessly feather out the edges of old peeling paint and create a smooth surface for subsequent topcoats.

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So here's a simple little tip. If you've got peeling paint, so I've got peeling paint, peeling primer on a door jam right here, zinzer, triple thick, peel stop right here, sand it, and then I'm gonna put two coats of triple thick, check it out, the super thick primer right here, high resin primer. It's gonna feather out all those edges, and you're not gonna see that. So I'm gonna brush on a coat, then I'm gonna sand it with an Echasil medium sanding sponge, just lightly sand it, then I'll come back and brush on another coat, and everywhere where you had peeling paint, it's all going to be gone. So this high resin primer right here, just feathers out those edges, makes them just disappear like magic. Check it out.

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