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32-Oz Zinsser Problem Surface Sealer (Clear) Expired
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Amazon has 32-Oz Zinsser Problem Surface Sealer (Clear) for $9.70. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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- Repairs torn paper on damaged drywall, eliminates bubbles
- Seals skim coats & spackling
- Protects new drywall
- Repairs torn paper on damaged drywall, eliminates bubbles
- Seals skim coats & spackling
- Protects new drywall
- Seals old wallpaper adhesive
- Easy to apply, high spread rate, fast drying
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Amazon [amazon.com] has 32-Oz Zinsser 02304 Problem Surface Sealer, Clear for $9.70. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
Price:
$7.06 lower (42% savings) than the list price of $17
Previous Deal at $10.29 with +15 Deal Score and 10 comments.
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Price:
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Previous Deal at $10.29 with +15 Deal Score and 10 comments.
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500+ bought in past month
amazon.com/dp/B000BZZ49G [amazon.com]
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| Product Name: | Zinsser 02304 Problem Surface Sealer, Quart, Clear 32 Fl Oz (Pack of 1) |
| Manufacturer: | Rust-Oleum Corporation |
| Model Number: | 02304 |
| Product SKU: | B000BZZ49G |
| UPC: | 47719023043 |
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This stuff is different, probably closer to polyurethane than primer. This is for damaged drywall where the paper has peeled off, leaving that brown, raw cardboard stuff on the surface. Primer alone won't 100% fix that, you'll eventually get bubbles. When you apply this stuff, it's very thin and goes on milky, but dries totally clear with a high gloss shine. It totally seals the drywall and you can do your patching, then primer, then paint.
By the way, you use very little, so a quart on this stuff will last a lifetime.
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This stuff is different, probably closer to polyurethane than primer. This is for damaged drywall where the paper has peeled off, leaving that brown, raw cardboard stuff on the surface. Primer alone won't 100% fix that, you'll eventually get bubbles. When you apply this stuff, it's very thin and goes on milky, but dries totally clear with a high gloss shine. It totally seals the drywall and you can do your patching, then primer, then paint.
By the way, you use very little, so a quart on this stuff will last a lifetime.
This stuff is different, probably closer to polyurethane than primer. This is for damaged drywall where the paper has peeled off, leaving that brown, raw cardboard stuff on the surface. Primer alone won't 100% fix that, you'll eventually get bubbles. When you apply this stuff, it's very thin and goes on milky, but dries totally clear with a high gloss shine. It totally seals the drywall and you can do your patching, then primer, then paint.
By the way, you use very little, so a quart on this stuff will last a lifetime.
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Even the professionals wont do this step, because it takes a whole day out of their schedule. When i use pros to do walls, I actually get in there before they compound (evening before) and quickly swipe a layer on the problem areas.
To be precise, guards is really shellac or ground up shells from insects. I use it a lot for ceiling stained popcorn ceilings, 80% of use. I see it for us after wallpaper removal or over oil trim paint that's going to be painted with latex paint to prevent bleed through. But this is probably the best product out there. You can go three coats A normal primer and the stain will blow through it. Guards will work miracles over previously oil -based painted trim walls with removed wallpaper and popcorn ceilings that have stains in them as a stain blocker
You are thinking of BIN not gardz.
This stuff is different, probably closer to polyurethane than primer. This is for damaged drywall where the paper has peeled off, leaving that brown, raw cardboard stuff on the surface. Primer alone won't 100% fix that, you'll eventually get bubbles. When you apply this stuff, it's very thin and goes on milky, but dries totally clear with a high gloss shine. It totally seals the drywall and you can do your patching, then primer, then paint.
By the way, you use very little, so a quart on this stuff will last a lifetime.