- Eliminates brush and roller marks to offer a smooth, clear finish
- Oil-based formula can be used in various weather conditions
- Levels the finish without cutting the paint
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- Use to fortify exterior oil-based and alkyd paints
- Oil-based formula applies easily under a variety of weather conditions for your convenience
- Helps eliminate brush and roller marks for professional results
- Levels paint to help provide a smooth finish
- Coverage varies depending on use
- Subject to or will include a recycling fee in the following states: CA, OR, CT
- California residents
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CAN YOU USE THIS IN KILZ OIL BASED PRIMER
Asked by BILL August 15, 2020yes
If I use this to seal metal on car, how do I remove to paint it later on? Does it affect future paint job?
Asked by Chris July 1, 2020We do not recommend this for automotive projects.
I've heard that when added to alkyd paint, Penetrol makes the painted surface yellow over time. W...
Asked by Carol March 25, 2020Please call us at 1-800-441-9695 for more information.
How much do you add to a gallon of deck paint?
Asked by Wynner July 6, 2019The can says about 8 oz.
Can This be added to Rust-oleum?
Asked by JTD March 29, 2019In general, Penetrol can be added to any oil-based paint and Floetrol can be added to any water-based paint. However, it's always a good idea to mix up a small amount and test it prior to using on an entire project.
i have some galvinized sheets been in a stack for long time cleaning the white stuff off to use t...
Asked by RAY February 27, 2019Hey Ray. It could slow the process but would need to be applied every few months to keep the protection up.
An you use as medium with acrilyc multi surface paint over ceramic?
Asked by Glady August 10, 2018Hi Glady, We wouldn't recommend it.
it says for exterior use. why can't I use this for interior oil based paint?
Asked by Judge911 July 2, 2018If any of the "experts" weighing in here had bothered to read the Use and application pdf they would know that it can also be used indoors as well.
I watched a video by a spa repair guy who said this product could be used directly onto the side ...
Asked by pat January 5, 2018I have used on boats, I would say the risk after product dries for a few days before getting submerged is slow release of chemical over time which would expose whoever is in it to a oil based chemical.
Looking to improve penetration on old dried out siding
Asked by Phil1004 September 25, 2017To condition old weathered wood, apply Penetrol to saturation and let dry prior to priming and painting. Adding Penetrol to your top coat will reduce brush and roller marks, but won't improve penetration into the wood much.
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