Select and Understand Primer Properties

whole thing, but we have a really good solution for this, and we're using a Rust-Oleum product. And this is triple-thick, and it's a super high resin primer here, and it really just glues all this back together. So I don't want to prime these things with just an oil-based primer or just a typical all-purpose oil or all-purpose water because this is just going to soak in, and it's not really going to glue the fibers back together. You need something high resin, which is a product... It's a thick, high-viscosity compound that will adhere well and bond these things back together. The other thing it does is smooth the rough surface. It smooths the edges of the peeling paint. If you have peeling paint, you can brush it off. You can brush it off. You can roll it off.