Good stuff, glad to of helped along the way of your painting projects! :)

Glad I could be of help. That's what it's about. :)

Gloria Tam

@@RickBushell1958 I don't hear any sound ..What is name of product

+Craigsta Thanks mate. :)

Yea, it's a great product. Simple, it works. Thanks mate

Good stuff! :)

u425868 by a man of a

Thanks Monica, I like to help. :)

LOL, yea, always a few negative nelly's. Not to worry, big shoulders, and thanks for the nice comment. :)

There are always going to be some malcontents.

Happy it helped mate. :)

BlackSeranna Happy to help BlackSeranna. Any questions, just ask. :)

Lol, very happy it has helped you. Happy painting 😁

ajm923 Yep, this is truely a fantastic product, and I can tell you mate, lots of people know about this product. It’s the diys that don’t know, the reason for this video. Very happy you know all about it’s magical applications. Good stuff and thank for a great post. Happy days, 👍

+Chris Chisnall Very happy it helped you. That's what it's all about, helping others. :)

Easy as, glad it helped you. 😉

Jasmine Sanchez So glad you like it. All the best.

+ducktapepilot Good stuff. Happy to of helped. Spread the word mate. :) Share to your friends

I've used both Zinsser and Kilz and IMO ZInsser is by far the better of the two

+Tug_Slug I have to agree with you, I've always stuck with Zinsser. Although at the end of the day, whatever one uses to achieve the desired result and it works, should make for a happy camper. :)

Lol!

Good stuff Neil. Glad it worked for you.

Glad I could be of help :)

You're welcome, but at the end of the day, whatever it is that works for you is all that matters. Happy painting.

Easy, just take your time. :)

Karen Rogers thanks Karen, this will work just like I explain in the video. And don’t worry, the trolls and clowns is like water on a ducks back. No problems, 👌 happy painting

Good stuff, glad I could be of help. :)

No pun intended?

Good stuff, and thanks for commenting. :)

michaela k Hi Michaela, yea the iron sounds like something I sure wouldn't do but then, everyone's different! You have to scrape off the loose paint, You may have to treat any stains that may be there before patching. Watch this here, kzfaq.info/get/bejne/grGKbNygxLTQhIE.html It may help. Good luck. :)

Isn't is sooo good when something so simple works! Very happy for you.

You're welcome Leslie. :)

very brave going over wallpaper. Hope some places don't come loose. I remember quite a few times we painted over wallpaper but we first coated it with B.I.N (a zinsser product) and it worked quite well. Like you, we checked intire wall for any areas needing attention. However, I always preferred to remove the paper. Easy when you know the tricks, (don't need a steamer). Good luck mate

You are so welcome!

***** Happy you liked it mate.

LOl, glad you liked it. :)

Stephen Lacher you’d be surprised how many people don’t get the leak fixed. I’ve seen it a hundred times.

@@RickBushell1958 No doubt. I'm sure you've seen a bit of everything.

Graham Bryant It sure is 👌

+Chuckles I explain a bit on water base and oil base paints here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pa6EaNqnqavNdGg.html Just remember, whether you are using water or oil, you cannot paint one over the other without sanding and undercoating. First, after watching the video I mentioned above, sand your surface and apply 1 coat of oil base 'All purpose (or General purpose) undercoat. Then apply what ever it is you are using. In regards to painting over BIN, I haven't had any problems painting anything right over the top of it.

MDope1 lol, good stuff mate, 👍

Hi Marshal, unless you have the original can of paint, there is no way of knowing. However, not all is lost. :) If you're simply wanting to treat and 'touch-up' it's not really going to work. It will look a lot better, but without matching the existing paint color, it won't work. Is there an issue of repainting the entire ceiling once treated? That's how I would do it.

@@RickBushell1958 yes I have a really high slanted ceiling. I don’t have the equipment to do entire ceiling and my work doesn’t want to hire a painter. I used the stuff you used and then covered with just white ceiling paint but it isn’t a perfect match and is driving me nuts lol

You're welcome.

Good stuff, as long as it works. :)

No worries Andy Brace, glad it helped.

Michelle Trementozzi Your welcome. :)

Glad you liked it.

+Sandra Star Very happy it helped you. Most things in life are so simple, but if you don't know, you don't know! Happy painting Sandra. :)

Happy it helped. Good stuff! :)

+winiver77 No idea, google it. :)

Hi, it's always going to peel off till you remove all of it. best thing to do is wet it first then will peel off much easier.

Your welcome Mark Anderson, happy you got something out of it. :)

John Hillard You're welcome John.

White would be better as it has some hiding capabilities.

I take that 1 million and welcome you 2 million. :)

Glad it was helpful!

Well, I'm no expert in the ill health affects of mold, just good at knowing how to paint over it. Sorry I couldn't of been more help to you.

There can be lots of reasons why unfortunately. The type of paint, how thick it is when applying, how you are applying it as a diy, the length and type of the nap. (Nap is the material on your roller) Being a different paint and roller this time around. And a whole lot more reasons. Just too many variables without being there to look at it. Sorry I couldn't solve this for you.

@@RickBushell1958 thanks very much for the comment. I have painted the whole ceiling two coats again after the treatment. The area with stain block underneath still looks different. I'll try another coat of paint, I'm worried it's damaged plaster

@@MrRichTBiscuit Sorry I can't drop by and have a look. Any way of sending an image?

@@RickBushell1958 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/h7JplL2lurytinU.html I made a video :) The smooth area is the area I treated and the stains are all gone, you can see the area around it immediately differs in texture, the treated area remains smooth. I use a thick roller to try to add a bit of texture. I also think I have painted before the treatment is dry which is why i have the bubbled texture. (it actually looks worse on the video than it really is)

I've always treated straight over the paint without any issues ever. Have fun.

It's just a can of B-I-N primer stain blocker. Most paint stores would carry this product.

Randy Clark any paint store should carry this product or something very similar. Simply check it’s shellac based and it will work.

+Joseph Mica The problem is the water base products. There good products, just misused. You can get away with using oil based products but only if use both oil base undercoat/sealer and also finish with an oil base finish, eg enamel. Most today wont come anywhere near oil base products so you have to use a shellac based (cleanup with rubbing alcohol/methylated spirits) product. This is a must if you are going to finish with a water base paint. Unfortunately for you, your KILZ 'water base' stain blocker doesn't work all too well with water stains. Go over your stains with a sealer that HAS to be cleaned up using rubbing alcohol or methylated spirits. Read the back of the can under 'clean up', it will state what is needed for cleaning up. And then you can go over the area with your water base paint with no problems. Hope this helps

+Invincible Painting Basics do you think if I go over the stain again with the KILZ oil based spray and then use oil based ceiling paint over the water based primer it would fix my problem?

+Joseph Mica Get yourself a can of Zinsser B I N . Use this to paint over your stains. Then paint your ceiling with any water base paint you are using, If you decide to go with the oil base paint as your finish coat, you don't need to use your oil spray but I would recommend to coat your ceiling first with oil base undercoat. This is providing a key for your finish (enamel) coat. Also, it's a good practice to never paint over any water base material with oil base enamel without first applying a coat of oil base undercoat. Personally, I would use the Zinsser. Much easier and when you need to recoat your ceiling at some point in time, it's just another coat of water base material. www.zinsseruk.com/product/b-i-n/ good luck mate