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PJH

04-13-2008 11:55:01




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Noticed the thread below about Kilz paint. I'm slowly sheeting my shop with OSB, and when I get done (if ever), I'd like to paint the walls and ceiling white. I've had several people recommend a Kilz-like primer to stop the yellow bleed that you get from the OSB. For the top coat, I get some recommendations for interior wall paint, and some recommend exterior house paint because the building is not constantly heated in the winter. What do you folks think?

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big fred

04-14-2008 09:01:34




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 Re: Shop Paint? in reply to PJH, 04-13-2008 11:55:01  
I had good luck with a skim coat of drywall mud over the OSB, to smooth out the surface, then a PVA primer and a coat of latex paint. It ended up looking identical to the drywall that butts up against it.



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El Toro

04-14-2008 07:10:15




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 Re: Shop Paint? in reply to PJH, 04-13-2008 11:55:01  
I used Kilz primer on pressure treated plywood and then coated it with exterior latex paint. It was just installed and painted it last summer. Still looks good so far. Hal



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RobMD

04-13-2008 19:13:24




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 Re: Shop Paint? in reply to PJH, 04-13-2008 11:55:01  
exterior sealed and sanded OSB found ONLY in the cargo container industry holds paint excellently. perhaps you could seal it with the kilz stainblocker before it bleeds through. I think that may work well.



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Ron Anderson

04-13-2008 14:13:07




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 Re: Shop Paint? in reply to PJH, 04-13-2008 11:55:01  
I have done quite a bit of this and would suggest a oil base primer that would stop bleed through from bare wood followed by exterior latex Satin finish white. You don't want a high gloss white as it reflects too much brightness.



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