Interior Staining - Water, Smoke, Rust, Grease
 

Description:
Stains in the paint surface caused by virtually anything that would bleed, leak, or stick onto the paint film.

Possible Cause:
• Water stains are caused by leaks in roofs, gutters, plumbing or just about any source associated with water.

• Heavy tobacco smoking leaves yellow nicotine stains that bleed through the topcoat.

• Fire/smoke damage.

• Moisture contacting uncoated or non-galvanized metal causing rust to occur.

Solution:
• The source of the water and rust must be repaired . Excessively damaged wood, plaster or drywall may need to be replaced. Peeling paint must be removed if present. The stained area must be properly sealed with a primer designed to "hold out" water and rust stains.
• Tobacco smoke stains should be cleaned from the walls. Both fire damage and tobacco smoke stains must be sealed before topcoating.
• All stains must be primed with the appropriate Flex Bon primer in order to prevent bleed-through.

Recommended System:
Primer
1 Coat of FLEX BON #135 Series Interior Stain Killer "SEAL COAT"
Topcoat
Top Quality FLEX BON Interior Latex Paint