Tint and Mix Peel Bond Primer

all right so now I'm getting ready to do some peel bonding I'm gonna be working on these the only thing I got a door jamb back there that needs peel bond on it the rest of the house is in really good sound condition even though it's been 15 years since it's been painted but we've got a lot of blistering you know on these shakes right here so I'm gonna peel bond those I got my peel bond a little trick peel bond dries clear so all that work you go to doing primer you can't even tell where you've gone if you've gone around the house so we actually add white tint or white paint just a little bit of it and then you can see everywhere you've gone when it dries another thing it does everybody that what drives by is gonna be able to see the priming that you did and they're gonna notice all the hard work you did when it comes to the prep work so you want your you want the customers you want your your customer you want prospective customers to see that and I can't tell you how many jobs I've sold just because you're not of prep work we did and the people noticed it driving by so I got my peel bond here added some white paint I just a handful of white paint to it and it's just gonna give it that translucent white look stir it up and then begin doing the priming very simple I you know some people I like to roll it on some people spray it on my entire career I've always just brushed it and I typically use I'm a three inch or a four inch brush I don't have a lot to do today so I'm just using a premier riverdale brush to brush it on and and