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![]() are there any products to replace lacquer under coater with for raw wood? like mdf that wont raise the grain?
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![]() BIN? Nothing waterborne, I know that much. They also make a hybrid primer that might work, but I havent tried it. Sherwin sells it, but I dont know the name of it off hand. I think Kelly Moore has a hybrid primer as well.
I havent tried this yet, but Corotech has something that sounds like Gardz, except its sandable, can be used outside, and can stand alone as a finish interior and exterior. It might raise the grain, but if its sandable, it might be good. Ive been trying to get some to try out, but right now, its all theoretical whether it will work good or not. Last edited by Woodco; 06-14-2019 at 06:36 PM.. |
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![]() What are you top coating with?
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![]() MDF doesn't have grain. I always sand after priming regardless. Both BIN and Stix will except a Laquer top coat.
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Come to think of it, I topcoated with advance, and the fibers kept swelling, so I guess that rules out the hybrid primer theory.... |
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Ditto. Never had a problem. finishesbykevyn likes this.
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![]() Well, it sure as hell wasnt my imagination.... I had a five page thread on here about these doors. I had to oil prime them.
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![]() If you can still get water reducible alkyd interior exterior primer you might give that a test run, I bought some closeout stock from SW whenI used it int sprayed fine, dried fast as hell and sealed the surface like oil. I sprayed it on milled redwood siding.
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