What paint can go over Kilz primer?
Kilz is apparently an oil-based primer. For a top coat, what can be used? Acrylic latex? Suggestions please.
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Thanks for everyone's input!
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It's best to use an oil-based paint over oil-based primer.
We've used latex paint over oil based Kilz in the past with no problems. And the Kilz website states that latex and oil based paints can be used over their oil based primers.
I agree with barb that the rule of thumb is both latex and oil could go over oil, but only latex can go over latex.
Get the Killz latex instead, then you can use latex paint over top.
For the best, most consistent results, I always stick with oil with oil or water with water. Keep the kinds similar. You can use latex over oil but the results might not last.
Heard these arguments so many times, and eventually through experience I have learned that peeling etc. comes from improper prep or using incompatible paints. Here is the rub so to speak, they are all compatible once they are completely cured (I don’t mean to the touch; I mean completely cured and that can take days to weeks, maybe months for some paints).
I would just pick a primer that is either water or oil based depending on what type of paint you will be using.
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