Safe Paint

[Rokka]

Ok first of all I am sorry for posting a question that I'm sure has been asked. I have trolled the forums and cannot find a definite answer. If I missed it plz point it out to me. I am in the process of designing some enclosures that will fit on a steel shelving unit . The enclosures will be roughly 4 feet long 17 inches deep and about 17 inches tall , made from plywood with either plastic pegboard backs or vents not sure yet. Sorry I'm rambling.
The question is I would like to use kilz primer on the interior of the enclosures, it covers well and is easy to clean up. Could this be left un sealed or should it be sealed. Either way it will be let to dry and air out , before use.. ?



Thank You,
John Nicholson

 

[Rokka]

Come on not one response? lol

 

[KickedInTheVader]

rule of thumb is... If you don't know... Seal it.

 

[MrWhite]

heh, usually a "no response" means no one has advice about the particular issue or item. :wink: Kilz primer does cover up lots of stuff and is mold resistant(or maybe it just covers mold stains better). I don't know if I would leave it unsealed though. I have heard that "mold resistant" silicone can be bad for a beardie but I don't know about kilz.