It may take a couple coats.....check it out!

A thicker contract is more complicated to explain to this type of person.  

I don't think anyone here will sugar coat that with guru fairy dust but it definitely is possible.Good luck to you.

It took two coats of a Zinzner (sp?)

Ugh.Goals for the rest of the week include completing demo and washing all ceilings and walls to prepare to BIN the entire house, though the orange and yellow nicotine-coated drywall provides quite the seasonal glow.

The approach so far is containment, water extraction, dehumidifiers, anti-microbials, manually removing mold, sanding all wood surfaces once dry, hepa vac, kilz coating of all surfaces, hepa vac again.Perfect storm:enclosed crawlspace, still air, hot water, spraying water leak for at least one and up to two weeks straight.  

All the walls & ceilings had one coat of KILZ primer to hide the disgusting drywall of the past 15 years.Given the higher rent we were asking my wife simply laid out the plans we had for it & they took it paying 1st, last & security.

We were able to get a credit from the bank to cover the cost.I won't sugar coat things and say the flip went super smooth.

It said that the single best ROI would come from a fresh coat of paint on the front door.

Plus it will save you the possibility of running into a nightmare like I did..my buddy owns his own painting company, and it took him almost three coats to get rid of the olive colored tint from his old tub. it cost him a hundred fifty bucks in glaze, and my guess is that it will cost you about the same to get rid of the blue.