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Question: Is this sealer/primer alcohol base
Document: I saw the difference between latex and shellac-based primer on a TV show. When dried, the latex primer could be scratched off with a nail, but the shellac-based primer could NOT.This top-quality product is getting harder and harder to find, due to the EPA's crusade to force junk onto the market (mercury-based light bulbs--need I say more?). I'm stocking up!Use in a really well ventilated area.
Used this to prime over a stained/sealed oak mantel that I've been despising ever since we bought our house in '09. I bought a pint, because I was only doing the mantel at the time. I just about freaked out when I opened the can because it looked like I'd bought a pint of milk... the consistency looked too thin, and I was wondering if I'd need a whole gallon to do just a bit of trim!
I used to prime formica top on furniture, then top coated with regular latex paint. Easy to work with & the smell is not that bad.I would use again for sure.
Dried in about 10 minutes. Paint clings like it's sticking to primed drywall, it's incredible. Worth every single penny, and now I'm tempted to do every bit of trim in my 2400 sq. ft. house... Maybe even the kitchen cabinets.
Answer: yes