I recently picked up a product called Kilz, it's both a primer and a sealer. Has anyone here ever used it on plugs?, and if so is it any good?

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stay away from that kind of primer

use a good oil based primer

Yes sir

I'm not old enough to be called sir:laughs:

Up until now, I've used Kilz as a primer. Only because I've had it laying around the house. Slip (or anyone), what did you have in mind as a good oil based primer? And if I use an oil based primer, is Createx paint still okay?

:cheers:

Theres no problem putting a water based paint on an oil based primer as long as the primer is dry.

Yes, let it dry for a while in a heated space, another words don't let it sit in 50 degree basement temps for a few days and expect it to be dry enough. I wait a week at 70.

Ben. Moore is good, any quality paint will do

California etc.

Originally posted by Slipknot
I'm not old enough to be called sir:laughs:
Yes u r Sir ...
no problem with Zinnser here ,,.

Zinnser 123 primer is available in oil and water based varieties. I've used both types successfully on plugs and around the house. I've put oil based enamel paint over the water based Zinnser 123 primer and it seems to hold up very well on plugs.

I wouldn't use KILZ or any water based household paint on plugs.

A good marine oil-based primer is Interlux # 279 white undercoat , now called Interlux Pre-Kote. Good stuff. I use it on my wooden boat . It's available from Jamestown Distributors in Rhode Island. They are now on line.

Bill

Thanks for the info Water Treater.