Spot Priming Damaged Areas

What happens here

The painter applies primer to specific areas of the siding that exhibit blistering or other damage. He explains that a full house primer application was unnecessary and would consume ten times more material and three times more labor than targeted spot priming. He advocates for back-brushing (or back-rolling) the primer to ensure maximum adhesion and penetration into the surface, a practice he consistently employs.

Goal: This step involves spot priming specific areas of the siding that show blistering or damage, emphasizing the importance of back-brushing for improved adhesion.