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Glitter paint on paneled walls! How do we cover so we can paint it a "normal" color?

I would assume regular primer would work, but I'm not sure since I'm only familiar with sheetrock walls and water based paints. Do we still use water based primer and paint? A friend of ours is renting a mobile home temporarily and we need to make it look as nice as possible. The previous tenants chose to sponge-paint one of the rooms bright pink and purple with some kind of glitter paint all over. We want to change it back to an off-white or some other subdued color. How do we do this? This is the old type of thin wood paneling with the ridges. Very old.

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  • M M T
    Lv 7
    1 decade ago
    Favorite Answer

    First, give the walls a good scrubbing. Let dry at least overnight with a fan on to move the air around. Then apply a couple coats of a good primer like Bull's Eye 123 or Kilz. Make sure the glitter is well covered before you start with the paint/top coat. Allow plenty of drying time.Then apply your top coat or coats.

  • ?
    Lv 4
    4 years ago

    My heavens, I by no capacity have been flashed, yet I did by accident flash some individuals as quickly as. i became in the well-being center it slow lower back and desperate to take a stoll to the merchandising section. properly, I wasn't thinking approximately what i became donning and, enable's purely say that those well-being center robes do not depart lots to the mind's eye on the backside. The nurse got here up from at the back of me and positioned a blanket over my shoulders . . . i became questioning why it became slightly drafty lower back there!

  • KenK
    Lv 6
    1 decade ago

    Look at "kilz stain blocker primer", it is a good quality blocking primer.

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