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This primer is amazing. Fixes so many problems on exteriors including peeling paint.

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Video by The Idaho Painter

The Idaho Painter

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This video demonstrates the application of a high-build binding primer to a wood shed wall to seal and stabilize areas of peeling paint, which the speaker attributes to a 'wax bleed' condition, thereby preparing the surface for a new paint coat. While the video features a water-based bridging primer, the instructions are contextualized for wood primer application, including considerations for oil-based primers as per the requested category.

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I'll show you. On this side, we got a problem the condition called wax bleed. It's causing the paint to um nick and scratch really easily. The garbage cans are sitting up against here. Lids are nicking and scratching it. If you get underneath there, underneath these things, you could just peel all this paint right off. There's no uh real resolution to this, but I can help stop these nicks by using peel stop right here, triple thick, and it'll fill in this nick. It'll help glue those edges down, make it go away. Kind of um you know, a resolution to a problem that's um you know, not not 100% resolvable, but I'll just help stop those um seal them. Now, if the customer was to pressure wash this water in the pressure washer won't get underneath those nicks and start lifting the paint off. So, it's triple thick peel stop.

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