USES

Wall and ceiling primers are essential for:

• Preparing new drywall, plaster, or textured surfaces
• Covering stains, marks, or strong existing colors before repainting
• Sealing porous surfaces to reduce paint absorption
• Ensuring strong paint adhesion on ceilings, interior walls, and even masonry
• Creating a uniform base for light or drastic color transitions

METHOD OF USE

Surface Preparation

• Clean the surface to remove dust, grease, mildew, or peeling paint
• Patch holes and sand uneven areas for a smoother base
• Ensure the surface is dry and structurally sound before application

Application

• Apply with a brush, roller, or spray gun depending on surface and area size
• One uniform coat is usually sufficient, but a second coat may be applied if needed
• Let dry fully before applying the topcoat (typically 1–4 hours depending on type and humidity)

KEY FEATURES

• Enhanced Adhesion: Creates a bond between the surface and paint, reducing flaking and peeling
• Uniform Finish: Smooths out minor surface flaws and evens color absorption
• Sealing Power: Blocks stains, odors, and porous spots for clean coverage
• Improved Paint Efficiency: Reduces the number of topcoats needed, saving time and material
• Stain & Odor Resistance: Especially with stain-blocking primers, ideal for ceilings or problem walls
• Compatibility: Available in variants suitable for drywall, cement, textured finishes, and ceilings

PRECAUTIONS

• Always use in well-ventilated areas and wear protective gear
• Test primer on a small area to check for compatibility or reactions
• Avoid application on damp, greasy, or unstable surfaces