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Utilizing XIM Peel Bond Primer

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This segment highlights XIM Peel Bond primer, a latex-based, versatile bonding primer suitable for very hard surfaces like stucco, masonry, bare wood, and peeling painted surfaces. The presenter demonstrates its thick consistency, comparing it to thick Elmer's glue, which helps to smooth out alligator or orange peeling on exterior surfaces. It penetrates bare wood easily and can be top-coated with various paints. A tip is provided to mix a small amount of paint into the primer to give it color, making it easier to see where it has been applied after it dries clear.

Goal: Learn how XIM Peel Bond primer helps prepare various surfaces and smooth out peeling paint.

Tools and materials

  • Paint Stir Stick
  • Paint

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Then another product that can make your life a lot easier when it comes to prepping exterior's and this is a product called XIM peel bond primer and this is a very versatile primer That's going to bond and adhere to very hard surfaces and it will bond and adhere to stucco masonry It's going to adhere to bare wood and it's going to adhere to peeling painted surfaces and a multitude of other surfaces And we use it just about every exterior we prep we use it on just about all of them when it comes to primers And this is a latex base primer and it's really good for solving alligator peeling or orange peeling Peeling on the exterior of a house you get all power wash and scrape and get all the loose paint off And then you can spray it over the alligator or orange peeling and it almost virtually eliminate it and smooth it out You won't even see it But it penetrates bare wood and it bonds to bare wood very easily and can be top coated with a multitude of top coats Including latex paints and our top coats are typically sure why I'm super paint But this we use it a lot when we come to To door jams or exterior surfaces that are peeling and we use a A product from Wagner called a pain eater and we'll sand those surfaces But there's going to be places where the paint doesn't come off where it's still bonded And so those areas that are still bonded will feather them out with our sander But then the peel bond is extremely thick you can take and stick a stir stick in this and lift it up And it sticks to the stir stick like it's really really thick Elmer's glue it dries clear So you can't even see it we actually mix a little bit of paint into it about a half a little not even a half a pint Almost a little less than a half a pint and it'll actually give it some color So when it dries you can actually see where you've applied the product because it can be a little bit Irritating when you put it on you can't even tell the next day when you come back to paint Where you prime or when you have it prime because we always backroll and back brush the areas that we prime prior to spray Sure whims does sell a product that is comparable that they've copied and it's called peel bond is prime RX peel bonding primer and that's from Sherwin Williams and it's almost identical I can't even tell the difference between the two Though we keep them stocked in our vans. It's an excellent product. You've got to give it a try Their exterior primers doing exterior repaints. It's going to make your…

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