what about oil base primer? maybe good to do 1st then the patching, then paint would be my vote. oil base primer because often facia boards are cedar, which bleeds tannins if use just latex. The elastomeric patch is really smart!
That product never dries and its soft, always you can rub off with hand or sand paper. I ended up sanding it all off. Primer wouldnt stick to it. Paint doesnt either. Joint compound is cheaper and more effective but still sucks. Probably bondo wood filler is the best. You need something with a hardener.
Sorry the product didnt work for you, its amazing product manageable and dry very well for me. I had fix all my exterior wood and also patch the stucco around the house before I painted my house it has been couple years no crack in all repair areas . Wood and stucco all good!.. I recomend use a patty knive work on your wood smooth it up as good as posible wait about 3 to 5 mins if weather is not too hot cause will dry fast. and not manageable to smooth repair , used sponge to smooth it up again second time if desire smooth rubb and wait till next day ; check repair if dry than.... ..paint with primer paint ! i had used killzz water base , wait till complete dry and apply exterior paint...and you done ! and trust me works !... no sanding or workimg with hard epoxy products, etc. Dont have to worry about cracking or weather wear on my repair no cracks anywhere where repair was done . I recently replace roof and the changing of my fascia wood came on topic, but guess what ? dont need to, still looking pretty good , just painted again and was done ...house is buid in 1985 bought house 2010 and it looks like they never paint or paint the fascia board before by prior owners I wanted to change fascia but decided to repair After talking to some profesional painters at a Serwind Williams store and was skeptical at first but like I said.....still going .now with new roof.. Sept. 2022... ..all I can give you is my life experience with the product... Godd Luck !
Be alot better if they would have put a 1x under the drip cap to get space off that fascia board.
what about oil base primer? maybe good to do 1st then the patching, then paint would be my vote. oil base primer because often facia boards are cedar, which bleeds tannins if use just latex.
The elastomeric patch is really smart!
Dude, it sounds like a drag strip
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That product never dries and its soft, always you can rub off with hand or sand paper. I ended up sanding it all off. Primer wouldnt stick to it. Paint doesnt either. Joint compound is cheaper and more effective but still sucks. Probably bondo wood filler is the best. You need something with a hardener.
Sorry the product didnt work for you, its amazing product manageable and dry very well for me.
I had fix all my exterior wood and also patch the stucco around the house before I painted my house it has been couple years no crack in all repair areas . Wood and stucco all good!..
I recomend use a patty knive work on your wood smooth it up as good as posible wait about 3 to 5 mins if weather is not too hot cause will dry fast.
and not manageable to smooth repair , used sponge to smooth it up again second time if desire smooth rubb and wait till next day ; check repair if dry than....
..paint with primer paint !
i had used killzz water base , wait till complete dry and apply exterior paint...and you done ! and trust me works !... no sanding or workimg with hard epoxy products, etc.
Dont have to worry about cracking or weather wear on my repair no cracks anywhere where repair was done . I recently replace roof and the changing of my fascia wood came on topic, but guess what ? dont need to, still looking pretty good , just painted again and was done ...house is buid in 1985 bought house 2010 and it looks like they never paint or paint the fascia board before by prior owners
I wanted to change fascia but decided to repair After talking to some profesional painters at a Serwind Williams store and was skeptical at first but like I said.....still going .now with new roof.. Sept. 2022... ..all I can give you is my life experience with the product...
Godd Luck !