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Prime Peeling Door Jambs and Blistered Siding

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Preparing To Paint a House. House Painting Instructions & Hacks.

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What happens here

The host demonstrates further priming, specifically focusing on door jambs where peeling paint was sanded away. He applies primer to these areas to ensure a robust base for new paint. He then moves to siding showing blistering, explaining that applying Peel Bond primer will effectively stop and seal the blistering, preparing the surface for a smooth and even paint finish.

Tools and materials

  • Paint Brush — Applying primer
  • Paint Pail — Holding primer for easy application
  • Peel Bond Primer — Sealing peeling paint and blistered siding

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got some door jambs with a lot of peeling paint on them that we sanded here. And I'm putting some primer on these also. Anywhere where there's any blistering in the sighting, we're actually using our primer, peel bond primer to actually prime the blistering so it'll stop and seal the blistering. So, got this side of the house. It's got a lot of blistering on it. Hopefully behind me, you can see some of the cocking we've done. All the nail heads are cocked here. Got some priming on some of the batting boards, the uh trim, some of the blistering on the siding over here. This is some of what

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