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I'm painting new timber (no idea what, probably pine, it's full of knots) and MDF cupboard doors in a bathroom. Plus a mostly sanded back to the wood main door frame and mouldings, and a new cheap door similarly full of knots in the edges.
If I'm using Zinsser BIN to prime, do I still need to use Rustin's knotting liquid on the knotty pine or will the BIN be knot-proof itself?
I've never used Zinsser BIN before but read that it is good for the MDF doors. Paint will be white Dulux Satinwood (solvent based, not water).
If I'm using Zinsser BIN to prime, do I still need to use Rustin's knotting liquid on the knotty pine or will the BIN be knot-proof itself?
I've never used Zinsser BIN before but read that it is good for the MDF doors. Paint will be white Dulux Satinwood (solvent based, not water).
