Priming a front door
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geordiepaul2001
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Hi all,
I plan to paint my composite front door and I have picked up a Zinsser 123 primer to try and achieve a good finish.
I'm looking at Dulux Weathershield for the colour application and I note it says a primer isn't needed.
I was going to still apply the primer (as mentioned to try and ensure a nice finish) and I was wondering if I could get away with priming the door today and painting tomorrow, or would that be too long between priming and painting?
The Dulux paints are far cheaper on Amazon that at my local B&Q!
Paul
I plan to paint my composite front door and I have picked up a Zinsser 123 primer to try and achieve a good finish.
I'm looking at Dulux Weathershield for the colour application and I note it says a primer isn't needed.
I was going to still apply the primer (as mentioned to try and ensure a nice finish) and I was wondering if I could get away with priming the door today and painting tomorrow, or would that be too long between priming and painting?
The Dulux paints are far cheaper on Amazon that at my local B&Q!
Paul
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July 2016 - Annual family pass to English Heritage
August 2016 - overnight spa break with dinner and breakfast for two
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[FONT=Verdana, sans-serif]Should be fine, just dust off the primed door before you top coat in case any dust has settled overnight.[/FONT]0
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