Seeping door

I had a new internal pine kitchen door, and did not know you were supposed to seal it before painting. It had a coat of primer and two coats of paint, but now unsightly brown splodges are seeping through. Can I sand it down, apply the sealant I should have used in the first place then repaint? Any constructive suggestions welcomed.
12:38 Thu 19th Jul 2012
 
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marden40
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the best solution to this problem is to give the door a light sand then apply a coat of "Zinsser BIN" , once that's dry apply your top coat......that should do the trick......

http://www.gowallpape...I7upbECFSgntAodZ1o4pw
14:41 Thu 19th Jul 2012 Go To Best Answer

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the best solution to this problem is to give the door a light sand then apply a coat of "Zinsser BIN" , once that's dry apply your top coat......that should do the trick......

http://www.gowallpape...I7upbECFSgntAodZ1o4pw
They're knots, Calda :o(
When it was bare timber, "knotting solution" should have been painted over the knots.

Do as Marden says. Zinsser is the best :o)

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