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What an incredibly great informative video. You caused me to create my own request for proposal for a residential rental property exterior painting job. I’m usually on top of this stuff and I’ve been so busy that I almost let it slide. But thanks to you guys, you got me back on my game. This is the most comprehensive public service announcement on how not to get into a bind with a painting contract. 😃 thank you.

How do i clean it before using mold killer?

Can I use this on my outdoor wooden deck, that has cedar Millwork stain on it? As a primer..

What do you mean it’s designed for “blocking” not “hide”? What is the difference between the two? What exactly are we “blocking” and not “hiding”?

What size tip do i use?

This stuff sucks compared to the regular. It next to impossible to sand and doesnt adhere as well as they say it will.

One thing that wasn't mentioned was the deposit, what percent etc But I learned a lot, thank you for the video.

Totally fine to use long as you don't need half your brain cells. ... just joking hopefully. I have a brick masonry skirt all along a garage that was turned into a living room and have had condensation build up all along the brick creating mold. Took the steps on grabbing a dehumidifier to dry the room as it was in 80-90 range so once I got that down there is no more condensation on cold nights so now I am applying this to the very light grey mold. Then will be applying "dry plus masonry waterproofer" both interior and exterior paint. There's not a lot of videos on the steps for brick masonry but hopefully it works out. Open to any suggestions that have experience thanks.

I'm finding the product way too thick especially for either rolling or brushing over tongue & groove pine doors.

If you want advice, ask a painter, we use these products daily and we know there limitations. Associates that work in paint stores are told what the products can do, or read the labels, without having any real experience using them.

Do you guys think this Bin can cover what kilz max restoration cant? Someone fogged with a chemical in my home & the chemical soaked into my plastered walls & ceilings. I painted with kilz primer (2 coats) & 1 coat of paint & 3 months later the chemical smell came right through the walls. Will Bin work?

What’s recommended for Formica?

Adjust your mic’s, can barely here anything coming out your mouth

Another words we contractors can’t use this product. When it’s 40 maximum you can paint is a exterior door and let it cure for 6 hours and in the summer it can’t be used because the surface it’s over 85 degrees

Bin does hide, don't know what he's talking about. I use it all the time

Would it work for cedar wood

Not sure if this is the store's RUclips page or this gentlemen's own YT page. But he's wrong. The BEST way to hide things like old water stains or fire/smoke stains is Zinnzer BIN. You'll see the stain through the first or even second coats but once you paint, it disappears. Other "Hide" primers do not work. When you paint over the other primers, after it dries, you'll see a slight yellowish tint bleed through. But not with Zinnzer BIN. They sell small spray cans - TRY IT! Every real handyman/contractor carries a can of this everywhere.

I love advance , it's incredible , most people don't know how to use it though(hint don't back brush). And 1,2,3 is the best latex primer from zinnsser

Bullshit with the "all colours are available in all lines" Aura has a lot of colours only available to that line. BM has good marketing, I'll give them that, fools the average home owner into thinking its the best. Its not. Its inline with the rest of the companies, but they over charge for what you get

The best of all paint is nature i think. I used it to my children room and it was perfect, durable and best cover, too expensive although!

That’s funny because I’m holding a can in my hand and it says dries to the touch in 30 minutes can be topcoated in one hour. Nowhere does it say wait 4 to 24 hours. Wish I could have a pic to show you.

I recommend most of them but Aura and Regal ( eggshell / Matte ) pain in the a$$, yes! See the dollars signs.. you'll be spending a lot of money because it has the worst coverage, the new formulation makes it dry fast, not even 3 seconds and your cut ins will have lumps of paint, you cant back-roll ( does not even up ) BM reps will tell you to add an extender that does nothing...so i don't know why this gentlemen talk about "quality"

Great video! Can Bulls eye 1 2 3 be used over an oil based interior paint?

3 guys talking , no demonstration of anything , I'm sold ....

BIN is the way to go in my opinion, dries fast and covers any stains, regardless you should be cleaning the surface prior to priming

Does it actually kill the mold, or hide it?

Synthetic shellac sucks

That new shit is trash not like real bin at all smdh shit will peel right off if you try n use this as you've used real bin in the past smdh

Nope not even close to the same product this shit is trash compared to real bin primer

What is the best odor blocking primer?

That guy talking shit and diarrhea out his mouth. The can says “stain blocking” but he says it doesn’t block stains! What a moron!

aura, regal select, ben, they all show zero voc. what makes nature different?

Can you leave this as a top coat? What are the benefits/detriments of doing so?

wow couldn't hear a word they said...

guy in the blue shirt is a complete noob

What a doof. Learn your product

this channel is interesting as watching paint dry

FYI: Scuff-X matte is NOT matte. I learned the hard way. It's more like an eggshell! For those looking for a matte, they lied and this will be a disappointing discovery after you did the work. I am so incredibly mad! It potential ruined a design project I specifically needed a matte for. I purchased cheaper Behr Marquee in matte for a different project a few months ago and at least it was matte as it said and a fraction of the price Scuff-X was. So MAD I spent so much money on this non-matte paint!!! Maybe they should relabel their Scuff-X and remove the word 'matte'!

¿Is it safe? i heard a lot of bad things about "Round up" could it do the same damage?

I tried two 'different based ' products (Kilz & kilz2) on two different pale yellow stains on my Sheetrock. Neither one worked. Looked good when wet but I could see the yellow stain the following day. I put Zinsser BIN on a third pale yellow stain and it did hide it. The stain did not show through with Zinsser BIN. Painted all of them and it has been 10 years and there are still no stains showing today.

Hey idiots, if you "gotta let it dry" how about you take the time to say how long that time period is? Jesus ... dumb

Wow go through making this video and sound quality awful 👎👎👎

What is best primer for painting over water based paint that was painted over oil base and is now peeling..

Worst representative for Zinsser

Guy in middle is just beaming with enthusiasm. Lol..

What does it mean when you say it only down to 50 degrees?

Do I need to prime the doors before ADVANCE SEMIGLOSS ? They did spray oil base last time Please let me know If we need to do primer

Works poorly at best....just junk. After 35 years, I should have known better.

Johnstones Advanced stain block primer is better in my opinion..

Do I have to put it on the specific area where the mould is or I have to paint the whole room with it?