Stop and Fix Peeling Paint Using Sherwin Williams Prime RX Primer

How to stop and fix peeling paint the right way using Sherwin Williams Prime RX Primer. This high build primer prevents old cracked paint from peeling and helps hide and smooth out cracks and alligator paint.
Not sponsored - just a fan of the product who has used many times with success measured in years.

[@jp410]

Middle ground. Yes, thank you. It's almost always what I'm after, but it can be hard weeding through all the professional advice, which tends towards $10,000 solutions. Great video. Glad you didn't fall.

[@bingobunga8995]

I would honestly get a power washer and the sand blasting attachment and cover up the windows with plywood and strip it down to the wood then wire wheel and sand the wood and then hit it with some exterior grade 2k poly primer from Centurion. Edit I’d also spray on the primer and back roll it then only spray a second coat within the recoat time so you don’t need to sand inbetween coats!

[@_SYDNA_]

Perfect test case perfect illustration of what to expect and what not to expect. Thanks!

[@jackwardley3626]

you don't need this oil based wood primer a high quality one is much much thicker than this stuff then oil undercoat then oil gloss or aluminium wood primer which will take a extra day or 2 as its silver will need a extra oil undercoat for opacity

[@Tinyteacher1111]

I have no idea what you’re talking about. I wish I knew because I have a door trim that’s peeling down to the bare wood from the contractor using crappy Glidden prime and paint mix on a west facing door trim! Two years later, and him taking my money, I have to fix it myself. I’m 69, and do not want to do this! Ticks me off! Speaking of ticks, I also am on chronic pain from a tick infection.

[@davefreeman1499]

You should have sanded the wood before priming.

[@elonmusk8667]

4:15 I wouldnt hire this painter.