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hsvhel
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  #2287295 1-Aug-2019 16:59
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David321:
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If painting over (old) gib, get a sealer thats designed for this .

I learnt that the hard way , made one hell of a mess of things .

 



I think Resene Pigmented Sealer seems to be the best product for this sort of thing after a bit of research. Still there is so many products available it's hard to know for sure.

What happened to you?

 

 

 

Have just used the Resene pigmented sealer all over the ceilings from fly s$%t, workes extremely well and was very easy to apply

 

 





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  #2287355 1-Aug-2019 19:22
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+1 for oil based, I have used water based sealer on otherwise well prepared aqualine gib and been let down by poor adhesion. I would never use water based sealer again, even on non aqualine

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  #2287390 1-Aug-2019 21:20
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Pretty sure you're specifically not supposed to use water-based on aqualine.


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