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Primered last night, how soon to paint?
Redoing the master bedroom. We primed the whole room last night, got done around 2 AM. Everything is dry and I was going to start painting this morning, but I happened to read the primer can that says to wait 3 days. I've used this primer a number of times and never really noticed that it said to wait 3 days. I've primed and painted the next day with no problems in the past. Just wondering if anyone has any recommendations about this?
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What brand/type of primer?
That does sound a little odd.... |
is this oil or latex?
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Most primers dry quickly, and in hours you should be able to paint. What primer did you use?
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I hope it wasn't Behr:laughing:
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3 days would be highly unusual
...well, except for Behr (I'm not kidding) Exactly what type of primer says 3 days dry time? |
Wow, I really feel like a dope. I must have really misread the can. I just looked and it says recoat in 2 hours. Like I said, it was a late night or taping/priming/painting. The primer is Glidden "Gripper" primer/sealer.
Anyway, thanks for all the responses! |
Its dry!
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In that case, it was ready to paint at 4AM
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LOL yep was ready a long time ago.
I learned from this thread, if working late make sure to wear glasses when reading paint cans.:laughing: Gripper is a good primer btw. |
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