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Which primer should I use for a bathroom?

Which primer should I use for a bathroom?

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01-27-04, 02:13 PM

Garrett77

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Which primer should I use for a bathroom?

I am wondering if there is a certain type of primer I should use for bathroom walls?

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01-27-04, 04:07 PM

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Not necessarily. If the walls are clean and sound, a good quality latex primer will work fine.

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