Primers

The primer for particle board is used to prepare the base for subsequent finishing - staining, wallpapering. Priming is performed with acrylic, alkyd agents, as well as home-made, made from glue or wax.

Primer for drywall: how to choose the right composition for the treatment of gypsum plasterboard? Drywall priming instructions.

A primer for bricks is an effective way to solve the problem of poor adhesion of paint, plaster or wallpaper to the surface. Such primers differ in their basis - alkyd, acrylic, mineral, there are universal ones.

The primer under the tile has become simply an indispensable step in the performance of facing works. This material strengthens and removes dust, provides better adhesion of the cladding to the base material.

Bitumen primer allows you to strengthen the foundation, whether concrete, metal or wood, to increase its adhesion with subsequent coating. Often used before laying roofing material on the roof.

Do it yourself primer based on PVA glue, cement and other additives. To prepare it, you need to consider the base material, because for wood and concrete you need different components.

The primer for OSB-plates is selected taking into account the subsequent finishing. It is imperative to carry out priming so that you do not have to redo the flaws that have arisen due to negligent preparation work.

Home craftsmen are always interested in how long the primer dries, as this allows you to plan the stages and duration of the repair. Drying time depends on the composition of the mixture and many external factors.

Primer for the floor is applied to the surface before finishing and helps to improve adhesion with any facing materials. Depending on the composition and field of application, such mixtures also have antiseptic and anticorrosive effects.

Adhesive primer - a solution that improves the adhesion of the treated surface to any type of building material. Such primer mixes are applied to walls, floor and ceiling before finishing.