Hi.
I am currently painting outside windows.
They were previously varnished, I have sanded them right back, now all that is left is the odd tiny bit of varnish indentations.
I wanted to prime with super grip primer, then undercoat with weathershield, then finish off with weathershield satin.
The guy at Dulux dec centre said I should not use super grip primer with exterior satin as they are both water based and this can cause cracking.
Is this true? Sounds very unlikely to me.
He suggested finishing the super grip with butinox no2 which as far as I am aware needs to be primed with Butinox no1.
Any help would be great.
I am currently painting outside windows.
They were previously varnished, I have sanded them right back, now all that is left is the odd tiny bit of varnish indentations.
I wanted to prime with super grip primer, then undercoat with weathershield, then finish off with weathershield satin.
The guy at Dulux dec centre said I should not use super grip primer with exterior satin as they are both water based and this can cause cracking.
Is this true? Sounds very unlikely to me.
He suggested finishing the super grip with butinox no2 which as far as I am aware needs to be primed with Butinox no1.
Any help would be great.