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This was the taken when i finished and had it placed at the business. I didn’t take a pic of the faded sign, though I can if you want to see it. I wiped it yesterday just with a cloth and there was a bit of oxidation, but still unacceptable. It looked so great when I finished it. I take pride in...
I painted a large outdoor sign 2 years ago. I primed and painted 2 coats with 1 Shot paint.
The red has faded completely away. How do I clean it to repaint?
I will sand off everything I can. It may be hard in the carved lettering. If the wood is lifted and feathered up from exposure, do you think I will need to fill that? If so with what. Priming with water base under oil makes me nervous. I know other sign painters agree with water based and others...
Gino, if I used an oil based, would I still have to get all the old paint off? Of course I will sand off the best I can, but in the nooks and crannies of the carvings I won’t be able to get everything off. I will do the best I can.
Attached is what I am repainting.
I have all the paints to use except for the primer. Therefore I would probably want to use it since I have the money invested in it already.
I’m stuck…. I just want to find a good oil based primer that will be compatible.
I am repainting a weathered exterior sign. I am using One Shot paint but can’t find the “Metal and wood One shot primer”. It is out of stock everywhere.
Can I used a different brand primer? Which one would be compatible?
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