In cyprus we have smooth masonry walls, which are always chalky. So personally before I paint, I have to sand the wall down, use a blower or hose it down to get the dust off, then fill cracks,sand again, clean, 2 coats primer or stabiliser by dulux, then I can finally paint.
We have the same stuff down under, called bondcrete, we sometimes mix it with paints and also if we want a really stronger cement or render mix we add this stuff to it. Amazing stuff.
Would you put this directly on wood? If so, would you then prime, then top coat or go straight from the sealer coat to top coat? I have cedar siding that the previous owner painted and it's peeling off....I'm fixing to strip it and have to repaint it and I want my work to bond super strong.
I have wood sidding, and the wood cracks all over like small lines, no matter how many time I paint it the paint breaks as the wood reacts to the weather, another word the wood expands in hot weather which I think it causes the paint to break/crack. I was thinking paint it with silicone paint might solve the problem. Any suggestions?
PPG has a primer called gripper that is great but I think a little Overkill and not cost-effective... most of the time when it comes to rough stucco, OU's a617 and backroll the whole house and then come back to where I originally started and put on a good fog coat... 2 coats dry, lots of paint...SW super paint usually.... My jobs still look good, 10years later...
Getting ready to put a new roof on the house. Immediately after I’ll need to paint - block house, wood fascia. Would this be ok for the fascia as well or just use a regular primer?
Can you spray that on, since it is so watery? What’s a good paint machine to get for a do it your welder who is maintaining 6 investment properties and may take on small jobs of friends n family?
I have a question, Is a power wash required under whatever circumstance? The person we hired is telling us its not necessay if the house is no depricated. Is that true?
Is this being used in place of using a primer? I am painting my house yellow, over the top of yellow paint and it is wood siding that is about 70 years old. The last time we paint was 18 years ago, two coats of Kilz primer and two coats of Glidden Endurance. After painting the house basically 4 times, if there is a step I could cut out I would appreciate it!
Check out kirk Giordano plastering on CZcams and please tell him that Spencer told you to consult with him; give him a call and that man will call you back; he is the best man to ask. Good luck
Here’s what you want to do; have that substance checked out… Break a piece off and have it checked out to see what it really is; do you think it’s a fungus but you could be wrong. Then, I would use a mixture of bleach and water to clean the surface. Make sure you than power wash it, let it dry and then proceed as in the video
yes you can get a dirt repellent but never used it so don't know how well fresh paint would adhere to it my guess is that would make it more costly if you ever wanted to change the colour.
Juan.... you are a pro… Therefore, you know that people don’t listen to you when you tell them what to do… I told the cameraman, do not put the camera Low. I even think I told him don’t let it show my waiste. What can I do.
No I’m sorry; use the bonding agent and then use a high-quality paint with a primer; you should be spending about US$45 per gallon on a good quality exterior paint that has primer in it. Anywhere between $45 and $65
@@ofthewoods137 In 2006 my father died and my mother and I painted our entire house together. I looked at Consumer Reports and found out the best paint they suggested was Glidden Endurance paint (there was no primer in paint at that time). We prepped the house and fixed each wall of peeling paint or cracks etc. We washed it really well and applied 2 coats of Kilz primer by brush (she didn't like rollers and it was wood siding}. So we worked on each side of the house finishing each side as we went. So it is two coats primer and two coats paint. It is a lot of work and she drove me a little crazy but that paint job lasted 18 years! Right now there are a few peeling spots on the hot sunny side, but the rest of the house still looks good except faded. Glidden paint was bought by PPG. It is hard to find Endurance Paint now, but it was hard in 2006 as well. I would suggest this paint to anyone, we have had such good luck with it. Going through all the laborious steps my mother put me through was tough but it is a laborious job no matter what and if you do it right the first time it will be a long time before you have to do it again!!! I am 72 and starting the entire job again and for me this will be the last time!
My house has a similar texture but the previous owner used an oil based paint on the exterior. (Last painted in the 60's 😅) Do you know what primer would be best before I topcoat with latex paint ? thanks.
I am using sherwin-Williams emerald rain refresh on a stucco house in Cincinnati Ohio. Would the correct Sherwin-Williams product be called Loxon acrylic conditioner? The stucco Has been painted previously and of course is past due for a painting. I will power wash and scrape but wanted the best adhesion for the paint. I saw your video and wanted to take your advice but was having a hard time figuring out what the proper Sherwin-Williams equivalent to the PPG permit crate product you were using in the video. Thank you.
Would I be OK using the PPG product with my Sherwin-Williams paint on top of it? Also when I look up the Perma-Crete 4-808 on the PPG website it brings up a product with the number 4-0000 instead. Is this the same product that you are using with just a new number? Thank you.
@@duaneheadworth6275 don’t fret. You’re fine. Yes. Use your product over it! Also. Re the number of the product they’re using now re. That number...Pull it up, they may be using a new substance with a different number after discontinuing the one. Just make sure it is used for your application. All you are looking to do is to 1st power wash and then to lock down the surface with a durable sealer that will give your paint “bite “
You sound like Christopher walken the actor! You get a sub just for that lol. 👍
You’re talking to him all wrong..
😂😂😂😂 you’re right I’ve just noticed
Sounds just like him!
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1000 percent!
Good day Spencer,that video was extremely beneficial and helpful,we appreciate your channel my friend...thank you
In cyprus we have smooth masonry walls, which are always chalky. So personally before I paint, I have to sand the wall down, use a blower or hose it down to get the dust off, then fill cracks,sand again, clean, 2 coats primer or stabiliser by dulux, then I can finally paint.
Appreciate your time in explaining how to do this correctly~
Great help, thanks !
We have the same stuff down under, called bondcrete, we sometimes mix it with paints and also if we want a really stronger cement or render mix we add this stuff to it. Amazing stuff.
Great information
Great video
Would you put this directly on wood? If so, would you then prime, then top coat or go straight from the sealer coat to top coat? I have cedar siding that the previous owner painted and it's peeling off....I'm fixing to strip it and have to repaint it and I want my work to bond super strong.
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can we use it on the wood ,s body of the exterior houses in north America as primer
You kind of sound like Christopher Walken. Lol. Thanks for the tips
I have wood sidding, and the wood cracks all over like small lines, no matter how many time I paint it the paint breaks as the wood reacts to the weather, another word the wood expands in hot weather which I think it causes the paint to break/crack. I was thinking paint it with silicone paint might solve the problem. Any suggestions?
Seal krete is a chalk sealer and primer and a paint conditioner. They have multiple products.
Thank you sir
PPG has a primer called gripper that is great but I think a little Overkill and not cost-effective... most of the time when it comes to rough stucco, OU's a617 and backroll the whole house and then come back to where I originally started and put on a good fog coat... 2 coats dry, lots of paint...SW super paint usually.... My jobs still look good, 10years later...
Can you put this stuff in a paint sprayer and spray it instead of rolling it on?
How long after applying can you paint?
Has this product been discontinued? I am having trouble finding it. What would be a good replacement?
How do you like pole I've been thinking about getting one has it held up for you.
Getting ready to put a new roof on the house. Immediately after I’ll need to paint - block house, wood fascia. Would this be ok for the fascia as well or just use a regular primer?
This would indeed be good!
Thanks.
Can you spray that on, since it is so watery?
What’s a good paint machine to get for a do it your welder who is maintaining 6 investment properties and may take on small jobs of friends n family?
Yes. Easy to spray it on.
Get a Graco 395 or a titan 440.
Over wood siding too? You tried it?
How long does it take to dry? Or do you paint right after you apply this?
1 year later… no answer
I have a question, Is a power wash required under whatever circumstance? The person we hired is telling us its not necessay if the house is no depricated. Is that true?
It sounds like you should get rid of him. That is the stupidest thing I have ever heard. Of course it’s necessary
Is this being used in place of using a primer? I am painting my house yellow, over the top of yellow paint and it is wood siding that is about 70 years old. The last time we paint was 18 years ago, two coats of Kilz primer and two coats of Glidden Endurance. After painting the house basically 4 times, if there is a step I could cut out I would appreciate it!
Yes. In place of a primer.
want to paint my outer boundary wall, I don't want to paint it plane, any idea how to put stone texture on it.
it's a plastered wall !
Check out kirk Giordano plastering on CZcams and please tell him that Spencer told you to consult with him; give him a call and that man will call you back; he is the best man to ask. Good luck
most of us in U.K. would use a clear oil sealer or a oil based rubber based paint which is self sealing and alkali resisting
That’s interesting.
what if mine wall is dirty with fungus ? need to clean out first ?
Here’s what you want to do; have that substance checked out… Break a piece off and have it checked out to see what it really is; do you think it’s a fungus but you could be wrong. Then, I would use a mixture of bleach and water to clean the surface. Make sure you than power wash it, let it dry and then proceed as in the video
I would still power, wash the house first or dry, then use this as primer
Is there a material that can preserve exterior paint from dirt and dust so that it would remain clean whenever it is water-washed. Thanks
yes you can get a dirt repellent but never used it so don't know how well fresh paint would adhere to it my guess is that would make it more costly if you ever wanted to change the colour.
Prep the surface good and switch to an elastomeric paint. It is a bit shiny but holds up for a long time.
Painting with the Loafers on huh Spence 😊
Juan.... you are a pro… Therefore, you know that people don’t listen to you when you tell them what to do… I told the cameraman, do not put the camera Low. I even think I told him don’t let it show my waiste. What can I do.
@@spencercolgan hahahha not even the camera man listens, that shoe will be a custom finish when your done painting
Both are good brands but its interesting that you recommend PPG for under and Sherwin Williams for top. (in comments)
What you saying is use the bonding agent instead of using primer, correct ???
No I’m sorry; use the bonding agent and then use a high-quality paint with a primer; you should be spending about US$45 per gallon on a good quality exterior paint that has primer in it. Anywhere between $45 and $65
useful video, thanks!
do you have any recommendations for what paint brand/product is best for OUTDOOR walls?
thanks in advance!
I was looking at PPG's website, they have a big selection. I'm going to go to a nearby PPG store.
@@ofthewoods137 In 2006 my father died and my mother and I painted our entire house together. I looked at Consumer Reports and found out the best paint they suggested was Glidden Endurance paint (there was no primer in paint at that time). We prepped the house and fixed each wall of peeling paint or cracks etc. We washed it really well and applied 2 coats of Kilz primer by brush (she didn't like rollers and it was wood siding}. So we worked on each side of the house finishing each side as we went. So it is two coats primer and two coats paint. It is a lot of work and she drove me a little crazy but that paint job lasted 18 years! Right now there are a few peeling spots on the hot sunny side, but the rest of the house still looks good except faded. Glidden paint was bought by PPG. It is hard to find Endurance Paint now, but it was hard in 2006 as well. I would suggest this paint to anyone, we have had such good luck with it. Going through all the laborious steps my mother put me through was tough but it is a laborious job no matter what and if you do it right the first time it will be a long time before you have to do it again!!! I am 72 and starting the entire job again and for me this will be the last time!
Can you please say : "I need more cowbell baby!"
How many coats of paint them if using Sherwin Williams Super Paint + Primer already? thanks
2.
@@spencercolgan thank you
My house has a similar texture but the previous owner used an oil based paint on the exterior. (Last painted in the 60's 😅) Do you know what primer would be best before I topcoat with latex paint ? thanks.
Killz 2. Good for priming latex or oil based paint.
I am using sherwin-Williams emerald rain refresh on a stucco house in Cincinnati Ohio. Would the correct Sherwin-Williams product be called Loxon acrylic conditioner? The stucco Has been painted previously and of course is past due for a painting. I will power wash and scrape but wanted the best adhesion for the paint. I saw your video and wanted to take your advice but was having a hard time figuring out what the proper Sherwin-Williams equivalent to the PPG permit crate product you were using in the video. Thank you.
Lx02woo50 is the material that will lock down Chauky surfaces.
Would I be OK using the PPG product with my Sherwin-Williams paint on top of it? Also when I look up the Perma-Crete 4-808 on the PPG website it brings up a product with the number 4-0000 instead. Is this the same product that you are using with just a new number? Thank you.
@@duaneheadworth6275 don’t fret. You’re fine. Yes. Use your product over it! Also. Re the number of the product they’re using now re. That number...Pull it up, they may be using a new substance with a different number after discontinuing the one. Just make sure it is used for your application. All you are looking to do is to 1st power wash and then to lock down the surface with a durable sealer that will give your paint “bite “
Thank you. This really helps. I enjoy your videos.
Looking for something to cover the cinder block wall....
Sherwin Williams Loxon. The best.
most folks don't prime the surface or even wash it down
Marines haircut
it's just an action,not a piece of work!
Christopher walken? Is that you?
I'm sure you get this all the time but you could be his voice double
The demonstrator is wearing penny loafer shoes! LOL!
Does it have chromates in it?
No
It's called a stabiliser in the UK here,
I wish there were tricks for women doing these things.
The when they dont reply
Sounds a plastic irish paddy.
What you saying is use the bonding agent instead of using primer, correct ???
Exactly!!!!! That is your primer.
Thank you so much
I will keep touch with you