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12-04-07, 05:13 PM

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removing stain

I have stained cedar shakes, and I used Zinsser prime stain sealer before painting with oil based paint. But the stain still comes thru the paint. Do you have any answers for me.

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12-05-07, 03:57 AM

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Which Zinnser primer did you use? How was it applied?
What brand was the top coat?

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