Quick-drying primer designed to provide a tight bond for spray painting on bare or painted wood, metal, ceramics and more.
Apply to wood, metal, plaster, masonry or unglazed ceramic.
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Rust-Oleum Surface Primer Stain Block Grey Matt
£4.55
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Always Be Careful
Paint, if used incorrectly, can be dangerous.
Please always be sure to thoroughly read all instructions and information on the cans themselves. The instructions and information are written by the manufacturer.
If you have any concerns about your product(s) and cannot locate the necessary help, please contact the manufacturer of the product for the most accurate advice.
We (Sprayster) do not manufacture these products, nor do we have any input into the way the products operate. We are simply stockists.
Please always be sure to thoroughly read all instructions and information on the cans themselves. The instructions and information are written by the manufacturer.
If you have any concerns about your product(s) and cannot locate the necessary help, please contact the manufacturer of the product for the most accurate advice.
We (Sprayster) do not manufacture these products, nor do we have any input into the way the products operate. We are simply stockists.
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A Few Quick Paint Tips
You will get the best performance from your paint if it’s stored at room temperature prior to use.
Shake your spray cans thoroughly. Hold the can horizontally, not vertically(!), while shaking is the manufacturer’s advice.
Mixing the ingredients in your aerosol is paramount to stop splatter and the clogging of nozzles.
When it comes to brush paints, stirring rather than shaking provides the best ingredient combining technique.
You’ll find more helpful information on the cans
Shake your spray cans thoroughly. Hold the can horizontally, not vertically(!), while shaking is the manufacturer’s advice.
Mixing the ingredients in your aerosol is paramount to stop splatter and the clogging of nozzles.
When it comes to brush paints, stirring rather than shaking provides the best ingredient combining technique.
You’ll find more helpful information on the cans
Help
Painting comes with certain wordings that you may not fully understand, we have created this terminology guide that can assist you.
For help on painting, check out this guide we have put together. Find information on what to do, what not to do, plus advice and tricks.
Sometimes you can be stuck for an idea, or need help visualising it before starting your project. Here you can find some inspiration to get going.
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