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Address Paint Imperfections and Prep Surfaces

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What needs to be prepped before painting? House Prep for painting.

What happens here

Tools and materials

  • Brush
  • Paint Eater
  • Sanding tool
  • Bondo
  • Masking Tape
  • Triple Thick Peel Bond Primer

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maybe I've few little blister spots these blistering exposed spots like this we're going to want to use a product called triple thick peel Bond primer on the blistering it's going to seal that blistering here's like a little blister spot right here very small some cracks up here all looks good we do have some batting on some soffits got a little crack right there we're going to want to that I'm kind of looking at all that stuff it's minor there's a few spots on the garage door this is actually wood one thing that a lot of people probably don't know and understand the siding this is not wood siding this is a composite material it's really what I call just glorified cardboard it's ground up it's at some glues and primers that are added to it it's got like a paper material over it so it looks like wood but it is not actually wood so we kind of we we don't treat it like wood when we're painting it but this right here is actually Redwood we got a few Nicks and dings from um Vehicles going in the garage we'll grind these down to smooth them out blend them in we're going to be using a paint eater I really like a paint eater for something like that um I got we got a few little blister spots a spot where a flag thing was removed right there we'll Prime over that got a little crack up there this is

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