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Hii, I really loved it and it is very nice to see a affordable home made pots but I don't have oven so can i use pressure cooker to warm or heat it . Pls anyone guide me

Love the tree and going to try and make it. BUT PLEASE DROP THE VOICE CHANGING!!

For beginners: Glass, paper, cardboard, porcelain tiles, tin cans, and light bulbs (to name a few) are used as molds. Big tiles purchased at hardware store or glass are used to work the clay on. Though it’s non toxic, working on kitchen counter is NOT recommended. It is advised to keep kitchen items separate from those used with clay.

I know this video is old, but it was the first one to come up when I searched "Zinsser Bulls Eye 123." The box looks like particle board covered with something like "melamine," which is a "non-stick" surface. I use melamine board in making mold frames for just that reason.

I never had a problem with this primer.

You painted over the cabinet hardware. How can one take your advice?

Love the end result. But Idk if you did something wrong with Zinsser. Maybe you need to Sand? I am no expert by any means but everywhere I read said use Zinsser 1, 2, 3. Maybe an expert will chime in but I feel like you should update your video as it's sorta misleading.

123 is the main go to for me. Kitchen cabinetry? Uh, no. Go with an oil based primer. Dark stained/poly window trim? Use oil based. Walls ceilings, exteriors including wood trim and aluminum siding? 123 is the go to for me for over 25 years now. Going over a ploy, use oil based and don't forget, denatured alcohol and a scrubby to BOND to it. ;) had you used denatured and a scrubby, the 123 would have been just fine. (do yourself a favor and don't purchase Behr paint, it pulls off primed surfaces in sheets)

I use this primer you have to scuff the surface😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

You didn’t sand or clean the area after sanding / before painting, a lot of paints claim you don’t have to sand or clean before application but that’s absolutely not true. I’ve used this stuff on multi million dollar home repairs, it’s a great product, only if you use it correctly that is. I actually sprayed this on the roof of a fifth wheel trailer I renovated for a friend when I was 17, after maybe two seasons of use he parked it at his farm in northern Alberta unheated unplugged in, basically left to succumb to the elements, I’m 25 now and this year I went to his farm and looked inside that camper, almost LITERALLY EVERYWHERE else besides the roof and back dinette area that I renovated ( with this exact product ) had mold on the walls. 😂 next time just try giving a light sand with say 120 grit and wipe it down with iso propyl alcohol on a towel and I bet that stuff will stick so good not even Kim K could get it off.

Sandra first!

Look Karen.. that was not the right primer for that material.. if it was wood it would of worked.. also, always test a small patch to see how effective it is on that surface..

I mean u did it on a different piece wood for one stilupid comparison and video..

No. It's not it's decent...

Not true at all.. BS

I would never listen to a person that can't even control there dog.... what a load of BS... you need to get some creds... I don't believe you... That dog is out of control...

Dont know preparation she did befroe applying this, but i totally disagree her negative claim about Zinsser 123. I'm an experienced decorator and have used this product successfully for many years. The colour of the tin looks suspect to me as its not the darker blue of the normal tin. Wonder is its a knock off product.

Used the wrong primer, oil based, dip stick for furniture

i think prep is most important LOL... if you don't do it, will not work...

So you used it on one item that hasn't been prepared, and blamed the paint that painters have used well for many decades. Women moment

This stuff does NOT work over oil based paint in spite of what the can says. I sanded thoroughly with 220 and wiped with toluene. It comes right off. I have major work now to remove it from multiple doors and door frames to start over. I was a fan of this product because it works on bare PVC. Save yourself some time. Sand and use oil based primer if moving to latex paint. Unfortunately, this isn't a viable solution for going over oil.

You paid double gor secod primer

You test on melamine! That's not wood

It's a drywall primer

Hello, I would be very happy if you answer my question. After baking this container, can I add polymers and shapes, faces etc. to it and bake it again?

go back to the kitchen

Give it a minute? It? Your dog wants to play and you "heeey" with an eye roll and call them "it"? Zero faith in your review.

You put a second coat of 123 far too soon it needs time to cure several days even , secondly always sand first despite what any product says , don't use 123 and second coat when you feel it's dry it will peel off .

Something has changed with bullseye 1-2-3. I used to use it on everything (sanding first of course) however I recently had that same experience. I just use bin shellac now which sticks to everything.

You didn’t remove the wax with methylated spirit first

Zinsser can be thinned with alcohol and sprayed on models through and air brush. It works well and puts a beautiful thin coat on my model trains, not hiding details. On my latest loco, there were some areas where it did not stick well. I cleaned the stripped brass with detergent and a bristle brush. In general it has worked very well for my models.

Adorable. Where can I see wreath?

Had the same problem with the blue tin that costed me 2 more days work in a job... so i always use the red tin now never any problems

It’s an unusual review. The product is regarded as the standard barer by pros and Diyers Europe.

Thank you for posting this!!

Theres nothing wrong with it, its a great primer!

Same thing happened to me! But I didn't sand first...

Nice

Rule of thumb. Dont ever just trust the chemical bond, you must also have a mechanical bond. In other words sand it , don't be lazy!!!

I only like the grey 123 primer. I notice it works better than the white. Its definitely not the same. But not sure about bonding integrity.

If you compare products at least paint both products on the same piece. Im definitely going to try it. Im not sure but i think you need to use the zisner BIN primer on that type of wood surface. Thanks for sharing

Nailed the pumpkins… failed the stems

You’re supposed to sand first because the surface of the wood has polyurethane which purpose is to protect the wood.

The wreath is nice but please quit with that childish voice.

Unfortunately you get what you pay for. If you're going over a shiny surface you don't want to sand or do any prep work to, don't use water base! I understand the VOCs are rough with oil, but you end up with a MUCH better outcome.. (In the words of AVE "Buy once, cry once"..)

As indicated by others, your prep work in the drawer was totally inadequate. You also used a completely different type of primer when you switched to Valspar

Same thing happened to me

Used Zinsser 123 for years but no more, coverage over the last year is worse as its got thinner needing more coats.

you have no idea what your doing

Woman... 🥴