What is best stain blocking primer
Sealing Stains in Wood with the Best Stain Blocking Primer
hey there it's bred for bread the
painter calm and I just wanted to show
how I take care of a little thing like
this this house the painters didn't
notice that there was a knot right there
you know knot is where the tree limb
grows out and there's a lot of SAP
concentrated tannins and concentrated in
that spot
they didn't seal this when they painted
and it probably looked fine for quite
some time I mean I bled through whatever
they put on primer and two cloves so but
who knows what primer so I'm just going
to do a touch-up today I'm gonna use Ben
and I'll show you how I did that but
first this and then I have been okay so
here comes the nasty part I'm gonna have
to put my respirator on here in a sec
but I've already opened it in the way I
do primers like this that I don't need
very much I I do it like this I you can
say actually when I bought this court I
split it into two into an empty a quart
and I kept it only half in this then I
cut a dollar store brush now I'm gonna
need my respirator it's getting nasty
already and I just leave the brush in
there and this brush is doing fine and I
don't want to throw away brush every
time I need to hit a little spot like
this okay I might use my respirator
that's the perils of working on TV right
but anyway so there that brush goes
right back in and I don't have to work
you know spend another dollar to do it
to do a little touch-up so that's been
it nothing is going to bleed through
this I've never seen any kind of a stain
water stain whatnot obviously any any
kind of resin or
or SAP or just nothing bleeds through
this stuff this is the king of them all
and and and still champion and there are
other great partners like prime Locke
from Benjamin Moore there every company
has something but nothing is like this
this is an alcohol based very nasty
stuff when they say danger flammable
they mean it hits and and I can I can
show you that here's my I'll use this
finger it's it's clean and let's see if
it's dry no but anyway it dries
extremely fast it's alcohol-based I'll
be I'll be painting that you know here
in the inside 10 minutes so a really
good thing of by a court by an empty by
an empty can of some sort or two and
split it into half or thirds because
every time you open it you lose alcohol
and actually sometimes I just put
rubbing alcohol in there and they works
fine denatured alcohol from the paint
stores is fine too but but it should any
kind of alcohol and any kind of look
what's the difference between the
drinking alcohol and the the kind you
can't drink I can't remember off the top
of my head but you wouldn't put scotch
in there would be a bad okay I hope that
helps
