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Highly NOT RECOMMENDED… use an Acrylic Dry Wall Primer… it's much easier and will do a better job, as well as dry faster…
Yes, oil-based primer can be used on drywall, especially in specific circumstances. Oil-based primers are known for their excellent adhesion and stain-blocking properties, making them a good choice for covering stains or when dealing with high-humidity areas. However, there are some considerations to keep in mind when using oil-based primer on drywall.
First, oil-based primers take longer to dry compared to water-based primers, so patience is required during the application process. It’s also important to ensure proper ventilation when working with oil-based products due to the strong fumes they emit. Additionally, oil-based primers can yellow over time, so they may not be the best choice if you are looking for a long-term solution for your drywall.
In general, when choosing a primer for drywall, it is recommended to use a water-based primer as they are easier to work with, dry faster, have low odor, and are less likely to yellow over time. However, if you have specific needs such as severe stains or high-humidity areas, using an oil-based primer on drywall can be a suitable option, as long as you are mindful of its unique characteristics and potential drawbacks.