Will this acrylic plus primer paint peel over the already oil base painted trim?

Can I use water based enamel on existing oil based doors?

Just bought a house, the previous owners painted the bedroom walls with latex paint over oil based paint on sheetrock. This paint is peeling off, rubbery like in places. Would like to use latex paint but unsure how to remove the peeling paint?

I bought a house and the interior trim paint was chipping very badly. I presumed the previous owner had put what was obviously latex paint over oil paint without proper prep. So I just used a stripper on a door…it took off the first layer of paint quite well…and started

I am assuming my doors and closet trim was originally painted with oil base.. and then a semi gloss enamel painted over it…I can peel the semi gloss off few years later. Question, can I just sand and repaint with semi gloss..or should I paint a primer over the oil

A year and a half ago we applied Kilz original on a sub floor in a house we are renovating. Then recently we went back and painted latex porch paint over the Kilz. The Porch paint comes off is something is slid across the floor. We thought the porch paint

When I purchased my house, the interior doors and trim had been painted, then repainted. I believe the first paint job was with oil-based paint, and the second was water-based paint but I’m not sure. What I do know is that the top layer of paint is peeling everywhere and

We have oil-based paint on our wood board (plank-type) ceiling (about 70 years old) which was covered with acrylic latex with no primer, about one year ago. Now there are orangish-brown colored spots on the ceiling which in some places drip to the floor. Feels like some kind of oil.

Can you put latex over oil-based or vise versa on cupboard doors?

I have oil paint on my kitchen ceiling. I cannot purchase enamel paint any longer in Ohio. Is there a product (latex) that can be used over the existing oil based paint?