Eggshell

Question 1

Which primer is best for different surface types?

Accepted Answer

Make sure your primer is compatible with the type of surface you're working with, like drywall or wood.

Question 2

What is the point of using a primer before painting?

Accepted Answer

Primer bridges your surface and the paint, creating a better bond for a smoother, more durable, and longer-lasting finish. It ensures your paint has a good base to adhere to and prevents problems like uneven coverage or color inconsistency. Plus, it helps to hide imperfections like stains or previous paint jobs, resulting in a more professional-looking outcome.

Question 3

Should I use a brush or a sprayer to apply primer?

Accepted Answer

While rollers are great for larger areas, brushes are best for tackling smaller areas and corners and achieving a more precise application. Sprayers are also an option, especially for large projects, requiring careful handling and proper ventilation.

Question 4

How does a primer affect the final color of my paint?

Accepted Answer

Primers act as a base for your paint color, so choosing the right one is important for achieving the desired look. If you're working with light-colored paint, using a white primer can help to ensure the color is as true as possible. However, if you're using a darker color, you can use a tinted primer to help create a richer, more vibrant final look.

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Department

Review Rating

Primer Purpose

Sealant

Stain Blocking

Substrate/Surface Use Type

Drywall

Wood

Container Size

4 Ounce

Paint/Stain Features

Tintable

UV/Fade Resistant

Mildew Resistant

Stain Resistant

Application Method

Roller

Brush

Sheen

Flat/Matte

Flat

Natural Stain

Semi-Gloss

Gloss

Satin

Flat Enamel

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