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The formula has an acrylic base; polyurethane is added for better adhesion and durability. Polycrylic is not as durable as polyurethane and is meant to be used only on interior surfaces such as cabinets, furniture, and trim.

How Do You Seal Over Oil Based Paint? If you want to prevent peeling and chipping in the drying and curing phase, use bonding primer, which is formulated to adhere to glossy surfaces and other hard-to-paint surfaces. A bonding primer should be applied one to two coats and dried according to the product directions.Dec 4, 2021

To prevent peeling and chipping in the drying and curing phase, use bonding primer—formulated to stick to glossy and other hard-to-paint surfaces—over the old oil-based coat for optimal paint adherence. Apply one to two coats of an oil-or water-based bonding primer and dry according to product directions.Feb 8, 2021

Yes! But you must follow ONE simple rule to ensure the best possible finish: the underlying finish must be absolutely dry. When using a water-based product over an oil-based product, such as water-based High Performance Topcoat over oil-based Gel Stain, wait 72 hours before applying the water-based product.

An asphalt based driveway sealer designed to penetrate and rejuvenate dried out asphalt surfaces while sealing hairline cracks. Besides sealing and restoring the worn surface, Asphaltic Driveway Sealer retards the oxidation of the pavement binder and helps prevent pavement raveling.

If the thing you are sealing is painted, then you absolutely need to be using a water-based sealer. ... If the project is wooden, sometimes an oil-based sealer is a better choice because it gives the wood depth and color than water-based can't provide.Dec 3, 2019

Yes, you can use polyurethane over latex and oil paints. You can use either oil-based or water-based poly over latex paint to protect the wood. Wait for the paint to fully cure before applying poly.Nov 1, 2021

Latex paint (and even other oil-based paint) can be successfully applied over older oil-based paint as long as the surface is fully cured and there is nothing inherent in the coating that prevents another layer of paint to be added.Oct 4, 2021

In particular, painting with acrylics over oils usually has poor results. This is mainly because the drying times of water-based products and oil-based products are different. As an example, acrylic paints should not be used over oil-based paints.