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Any suggestions on painting over tar?
It's old thin tar or bitumen on wood. In places it's soaked into the wood and dried out. Elsewhere there's been repairs with more recent tar more generously applied. I've scraped it down to wood but it's still tacky. When I rest my weight on my palm while working here it comes away with some tar residue which have to use solvent to clean off. Is there a hardener or sealant I should use or can I paint right over tar? I don't think I want to use oil paint as the tar would likely bleed through. But water based latex paint should not mix with the tar. Thanks for any adivce. |
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