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If my ceiling is painted with a water based product and I want to repaint with an oil based product (or vice versa), what do I need to do?
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If my ceiling is painted with a water based product and I want to repaint with an oil based product (or vice versa), what do I need to do?
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To paint a water based product on an oil based product, or to paint an oil based product on a water based product, apply one coat of Universal undercoat first, leave to cure for 24 hours and then apply two coats of your top coat. 

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