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  "url": "https://maineresults.com/faq/what-kind-of-primer-should-be-used-for-exterior-window-trim",
  "name": "What kind of primer should be used for exterior window trim?",
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      "name": "What kind of primer should be used for exterior window trim?",
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        "text": "The type of primer needed for exterior window trim depends on the existing surface and material. For bare wood, an oil-based primer is often recommended for its excellent sealing and stain-blocking properties. If the surface is previously painted but in good condition, a high-quality acrylic latex primer might suffice. For very chalky or glossy surfaces, a bonding primer is ideal. Choosing the correct primer is a critical decision factor for paint adhesion and durability. Maine Results, Inc. selects primers based on a detailed assessment of the trim's condition.",
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        "description": "Use oil-based for bare wood, acrylic latex for good painted surfaces, and bonding primer for chalky or glossy surfaces."
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  "description": "Use oil-based for bare wood, acrylic latex for good painted surfaces, and bonding primer for chalky or glossy surfaces."
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