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[rmichael]

You can use the Kilz inside, most pros have their own "favorite" primers, but the Kilz will work fine for priming the interior.

[chrisn]

unless hey, could I use it inside..?

You COULD but I would not. There are way better primers out there for the same price. Kilz is just not a reliable primer

[CarlThePainter]

Is it the oil based Kilz? I can't see a reason for using that inside unless you are painting over some smoke damage.   It's a problem solving primer, not a general purpose primer and if you don't have a problem to solve like sealing out stains, smoke damage or painting over cat pee then you don't need the Kilz.

[rmichael]

I was assuming it was KILZ 2, which is a general purpose primer/sealer. I agree that original Kilz should not be used by a DIY (or a pro for that matter) unless it is for a specific problem. The solvent fumes are just too much ... 

[chrisn]

I was assuming it was KILZ 2, which is a general purpose primer/sealer. I agree that original Kilz should not be used by a DIY (or a pro for that matter) unless it is for a specific problem. The solvent fumes are just too much ...


It probably is (was) but it is still crap and as you said the original oil is a great product but should be outlawed for use because of the deadly odor which causes brain cell reduction and decimation  as I am sure all of us would agree.

[ironwarrior]

Is this why they call it "Kilz?"  Cause it kills people with its toxic fumes.....

I was assuming it was KILZ 2, which is a general purpose primer/sealer. I agree that original Kilz should not be used by a DIY (or a pro for that matter) unless it is for a specific problem. The solvent fumes are just too much ... It probably is (was) but it is still crap and as you said the original oil is a great product but should be outlawed for use because of the deadly odor which causes brain cell reduction and decimation  as I am sure all of us would agree.