An expert guide to Zinsser B-I-N®
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- Опубліковано 2 лют 2022
- An expert guide to B-I-N® - the ultimate shellac-based primer, sealer and stain killer. It offers unparalleled adhesion on any surface without sanding and has the hiding power to conceal the toughest of stains. Permanently blocks odours. Dries in minutes.
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The price is insane, compared to three years ago!
Yeah. COVID is to blame. It made it harder to get the materials that are used to make it. Same goes for paints and other paint-related products out there.
Can I use it over polyester body filler?
Why are all the stores sold out? I miss BIN.
Ridiculously priced now! I thought it was pricey pre-covid, but worth it. It's an awesome product! But now, over $75 per gal at the big box store!! I'm having to disregard some of my projects, it's just not worth it anymore. And yes, I understand a lot of the price hikes were due to supply & demand during the height of the pandemic but, a lot has recovered and resumed to standard business, these prices are not necessary now.
So does the damp never come back?
Damp held underneath . It’s still there
I sanded my banisters, applied bullseye, chipped off. Tried oil based then, lt still chipped off. So scrapped it all back and used BIN, still it's chipping off with a rub of the finger nail. Any ideas?
I litraly want to know the answer to , I'm trying to do the same lol 😊🤟
Yes use STIX primer I painted 9000 sq feet of 50 year old shellacked cedar and mahogany with STIX berceuse the BIN was useless for its ability to stick, if you use the STIX and have bleedthrough simply paint with bin once the STIX has dried, Bulletproof system maximum stick and maximum stain block.
In my experience, thin coat is stronger than thick with shellac.
I just bought some today, in the US. I noticed the formula has changed and it has less shellac and it smells less. My old can, it would dry within a minute, this stuff takes a bit longer.not sure about durability yet
Your surface is probably dirty. Use a heavy duty degreaser to make sure all oil and grease is removed
Can you use latex paint over top of it?
Yup!
I bought 2 cans in spray to seal out odor in a dresser base. It did not work.
How many coats did you give it? Sometimes it needs 2 or 3.
Blockade is just as good and much cheaper…
Covers the stain then you cant cover the bin itself without it showing through. If anyone knows how to cover it without having to paint the whole surface in bin let me know.
Sand it....and it may take a few coats to cover .
1.5x speed. Your're welcome.
So are you
Believe me this does not work,no such thing as no rubbing down ,this crap ruined a job I did ,as it started peeling when knocked.
Make sure you clean the surface with a degreaser, let it dry, apply bin, thin coats, drys super quick so don't over work it. Most importantly leave it to cure! Don't paint straight away yes that's what it says but trust me, I leave my primer overnight. Do a scratch test the next day. The longer you leave it the better it gets.
@@skrefurbishedinteriors 👍👍👍
Way overpriced.There are much cheaper alternatives to use.
which ones? This stuff is $21 for a 13oz spray can...
I've seen the cheaper versions. They don't go as far and take longer to try.
In UK I use Fossa Block and Bond at around £20......Compare this to Zinsser Bin around £50.
I've used this for years and it's easier to use than Bin.Passes any scratch test.
If you want to pay more than you should it's your choice.
@@bugsm6108 no chance there is a cheaper comparison. You’ve seen wrong.
It used to be half the current cost! It does work.