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Hi,
I have removed the paint from a section of wooden window frame and adjoining concrete window cill using "Strip Away" paste.
After removing the paste I neutralised the wood and masonry with the neutraliser, diluting it 50% as instructed on the bottle, then, rinsed it clean several times with a sponge.
Am I now OK to paint the wood with Dulux Trade Aluminium wood primer and the concrete cill with Dulux Trade Weathershield masonry paint or do I need to use some other primers?
The wood still has a smell of acetic acid from the neutraliser even though I rinsed it with water so my concern is that I might get a reaction over time with the paint and have to start again at a later date.
Rgds
I have removed the paint from a section of wooden window frame and adjoining concrete window cill using "Strip Away" paste.
After removing the paste I neutralised the wood and masonry with the neutraliser, diluting it 50% as instructed on the bottle, then, rinsed it clean several times with a sponge.
Am I now OK to paint the wood with Dulux Trade Aluminium wood primer and the concrete cill with Dulux Trade Weathershield masonry paint or do I need to use some other primers?
The wood still has a smell of acetic acid from the neutraliser even though I rinsed it with water so my concern is that I might get a reaction over time with the paint and have to start again at a later date.
Rgds