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How about pliolite on top of coverstain as a finish ?

2 coats of primer undercoat will give you a better finish

What do you think of multi surface primers in this regard ?

If they are bare wood you must prime first I would also follow with undercoat with acrylic or oil before finish coats Primer , 2 undercoats and two satin etc should give you a nice finish

I have been alternating hot chilli .....great to make cats sneeze.......with garlic cloves skinned , cut into 3s A mix of these seems to keep most away , the squirrels in particular seem to run off if there is garlic down among the bird seeds I had an air rifle filled with moist toilet...

If this is efflorescence don't wash down the powder , that will just start the reaction again If it's very bad dry brush it off Then apply two coats of alkali resisting primer Then if that seals it you should be able to emulsion it

If the edge adhesion is really bad you could try loctite extra strong adhesive or even superglue

Mist coat or thinned acrylic primer on patches before anything else or its going to happen again If you feel it needs filling then you can go ahead knowing it won't crack or dry Sand back to a required finish Then thin emulsion or primer on filler areas Then emulsion It's almost...

If the original problem of poor edge adhesion etc has now been solved and you are left with white patches then as suggested above you need to seal the whole ceiling I would use a very high covering stain blocker So that would be Zinser Cover Stain 2 coats to be sure of complete blocking...

I went with ....spot primed the rust stains x 2 with zinser bin Then coat of zinser cover stain x 1 Leaving it cure for a few days

It's in my y fronts That hose

Is Killrust a rust converter ? I have a tin of coverstain

Yes , get as much off as possible or get it all off ...might be hard if some has bonded I would prime with a mist coat and ease another coat , slightly thinned on top Then straight emulsion till it looks OK

I have a hose to paint and it has rusting edge frames and frames above the doors rusting through the masonry In the old days it was red killrust followed by an oil based undercoat Anything about these days that will do the job ? Is Zinser Gardz worth a try ? Old timer

I can read it's just you are a know all and clearly think you know more than trained decorators I suppose if you get stopped by the police you will know more about the law than then and then eventually the judge If you want to continue arguing do it in your own head or pm me I am not...

You are clearly not familiar with being corrected Your advice is not correct and you have offered it as a general do it all approach Which is even less appropriate I know that all the decorators I have worked with over that are worth a shake would never use a one coat paint or use a top...

It's not the end of the world to be wrong and be corrected A few months ago on here I said I liked cover stain by zinser A poster called warners said the problem with cover stain is that it takes several days to cure , harden off etc and painting on top of that before it's fully cured...

That's great I will refer you to your post where you have suggested to someone who has 20 year old doors that he doesn't need to undercoat them before applying a finishing coat It's compete nonsense and laughable to anyone I know in the trade but I am sure your wife will back up that you are...

Sanding Or undercoating Or both , which is what really should be done Is always going to give you a better finish than one coat of gloss , non drip gloss or once/ solo gloss

I refer you to my previous reply Regards