Is it possible to paint pressure treated wood?

i would lke to paint some wood that is pressure treated.can i paint it and get a comparable look to it as the ajoining pine?what kind of preparation,if any beyond primer latex or oil.can you use primer of one kind and paint of another?i.e latex over oil primer and vice versa?Is it possible to paint pressure treated wood?
PT lumber can be stained and painted. PT is wet with the infused chemical treatment when purchased, and should not be painted until it dries. That will require weeks or months, depending on the relative humidity in your area. Call a local paint store or search the internet for the pressure treated wood marketing etc association.





There are stain coatings (Thompson and Behr, for example, are available at HD) which are specifically intended for use on decks and other exterior PT structures.





For matching purposes it would be best if you could remove a piece of the pine you wish to match, and take it to a paint store frequented by professional painters. The personnel the such a store possess knowledge far superior to that of the clerks in big box stores.Is it possible to paint pressure treated wood?
Yes you can but let it weather for a few months first. The inside has liquid and the paint will not last--it will peal beacuse of the liquid forced into the wood. So let it weather and then prime and paint with whatever you did the rest with.





I use a solid stain on mine. You could have it mixed to match. Paint or stain--your choice.
Use a solid stain!!! Never use paint, just two coats of solid stain will do the trick and if its a deck you wont be slipping and sliding all over the place. Oh, and you wont get sued when someone falls on thier butt. Definatly use a solid stain!
because of the existing oils inside pressure treated wood..you have to bin it first..a regular primer wont work..than you may want to add some oil based primer before painting .
yes you can paint it use the same primer oil or latex do not mix.