Does anyone know what this is? We are painting the wood paneling and wood trim and molding in our house.





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Tannin bleed through it happens. You can use a sealer I usually use shellac to seal it and then repaint. It's probably the old stain causing it. It happens all the time Especially with older stain. Shellac is easy because it dries quick. If shellac is over six months old it won't work. This isn't nicotine I paint all the time older pieces and have this happen on a weekly basis.
An alcohol based primer will do it. The stains you see are a chemical in the wood.
Looks like someone painted over raw pine wood
that was bleeding sap.
Hi! I found this post and looks like I might find good info for my dilemma. We just put up 2500 sq feet of raw pine board and batten on the exterior of my house, one mile from the ocean and bay in NY. Painter primed entire exterior with BIN Advanced shellac primer, then put another coat of BIN. Then one coat of Olympic white solid stain. Pine knots bleed through in under a month on wvery board. I read the BIN label - says it seals knots. Definitely did not. Also says only spot prime, not whole surface. What do I do now? Will this all peel off?