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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DaleH" data-source="post: 492290" data-attributes="member: 15636">I'd just proceed with painting, as long as truly dry and without excessive humidity. Zinser makes good products and Rust-OLeum even sells that '1-2-3' primer under their name, next to Zinser brand name. I find modern primers to be like that sometimes, fragile-like without the top coat on, where one could scrape it off. Remember, you're going to paint over it and that 'fluid film' should cure as one.Check your can, R-O recommends painting with the humidity < 85% otherwise drying can be affected.</blockquote>