Premier Paint
Premier Oil-Based Primer & Sealer Interior/Exterior Alkyd, White, Quart
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The Premier Interior/Exterior Alkyd Primer & Sealer is a versatile product that can be used on a variety of surfaces. This alkyd primer provides excellent adhesion, making it perfect to use for interior and exterior projects. The oil-based formula is resistant to moisture and humidity, which is ideal for high-moisture areas such as bathrooms and laundry rooms.
Permanently blocks odours and completely seal stains from water, smoke, fire damage, mould, mildew and more
Alkyd primer is needed for projects covering up the toughest of stains and odours
Blocks odours permanently
Rust inhibitor
For interior use only
Colour: White
Available in 946 mL (1 qt.)
| Part Number | 940001 |
|---|---|
| Paint Type | Interior Paint |
| Job Type(s) | DryWall |
| Paint Finish | Primer |
| Paint Can Size | 946 mL (1 quart) |
| Paint Premixed Colour | White |
| Advanced Features | Low-Odour, Washable |
| Paint Maximum Coverage Area (sq ft) | 1076 ft² |
| Paint Maximum Coverage Area (sq m) | 100 m² |
| Paint VOC Level | Low VOC |
| Application Method | Roller |
|---|---|
| Paint Clean up | Soap&Water |
| Dry Time (min) | 60 min |
| Recoat Time(hr) | 24 h |
| Shelf Life (year) | 4 yr |
| Shelf Life After Opening (Month) | 24 mo |
| Minimum Operating Temperature (°C) | 10 °C |
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- This product carries a 1 year exchange warranty redeemable at any Canadian Tire store.
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4 out of 5 stars.
Works to cover old enamel
4 months ago
We have a heritage home with a lot of oil and lead paint we aren't equiped to sand safely, and some of it is semi gloss. I prefer to paint with latex so we needed an alkyd oil based primer so the latex would stick. After trying a few water-based bonding primers first, this worked the best for durability and coverage. The smell is pretty strong so have a fan or window open for a day or two. Also, our batch was quite separated - stir for longer than you think or try and get the clerk to put it in the paint can shaker, when I first used it it went on very thin before I realized I needed to combine it better, then it has a consistency a little thicker than paint and is very opaque over old paint and wood spots. It doesn't self level very well, so keep that in mind where smooth surfacing is important. Good stuff overall!
Yes, I recommend this product.
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4 out of 5 stars.
Primer+Sealer
a year ago
Good primer +Sealer covered very well
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3 out of 5 stars.
Where's my literature?
a year ago
Where is the tds and sds?
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5 out of 5 stars.
Premier oil paint from Canadian tire
2 years ago
I like the Premier oil based interior paint because it covers everything! It doesnt scatch off of any surfaces that i put it on. Its seals stains and covers really well! Ive been a professional painter for many years and I've used this primer a lot!
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2 years ago
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HI there Ros M, thank you for making the time to share your review and feedback on our Premier product! We are glad that our product facilitated your paint project and we appreciate your professional opinion :)
5 out of 5 stars.
Good product. Seals and primes wood well. Recieves oil paint fonish coat very well.
2 years ago
Oil based primer and sealer
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Q: Can this be used on a boat trailer (bare steel). It says indoor use but also shows it being the recommended primer for Solignum marine paint.
4 years ago4 Answers
A: Hi, Yes, you could use this alkyd primer on bare steel. The formulation of this primer has rust inhibitor included. Allow it to dry for 6 hours prior to applying a topcoat. Thank you
4 years agoHelpful?
Q: I want to paint my stained oak staircase balusters. Do I need to sand first or can I apply this directly to wood followed by a coat of paint?
4 years ago3 Answers
A: Hi, I would clean the stained wood very well first. I only use 2 products for surfaces before applying the under coat. For surfaces that have been finished with a latex finish (water base) I use TSP (Tri Sodium Phosphate), and for surfaces with an alkyd (oil base or bare metal) finish I use Xylene. I learned about xylene from a very experienced painter, and have used it extensively ever since, "BUT" make sure you test the finish first to see if it softens the finish (it will also remove dried latex paint, and soften plastics). If it doesn't soften the surface or remove it then it should be safe to use it. For either cleaner use a clean cloth, and apply liberally letting it sit on the surface (to loosen stickier areas) before wiping it (ALL OFF". Change cloths often as they start showing that are getting dirty or damp. I have found that with all projects "It is all in the preparation" which will determine the best outcome!!!! I was also told to use an oil base or alkyd primer on all surfaces, everything from bare wood to metal, and I found that the one that we are discussing at Canadian Tire has a very nice consistency (not wanting to run) and dries very fast. PS: you will only find litres of Xylene at C.T. (in the automotive dept.) but I found that I use it a lot, and so I buy a 4 litre size at Rona or a paint shop.
4 years agoHelpful?
Q: Can this be applied to OSB? And can you recommend the kind of paint to paint over it? Thanks!
a year ago1 Answer
A: Yes, it would work on OSB and the paint would depend on what the project is….cupboards, doors, floor etc….. inside or outside. In general, any kind of paint should stick as long as the primer has dried (a good 48 hrs).
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Q: Can you apply water paint over this?
2 years ago1 Answer
A: Yes, you can, however be vigilant and make sure the primer has had at least 2-4hrs to dry depending on the conditions.
2 years agoHelpful?
Q: Hey! I need to know the ingredients in this product as we threw out the van after use, I’m just worrying about the side effects it can have on my unborn baby with the fumes I was around (I wasn’t painting but I was in the house) and it was very strong
2 years ago1 Answer
A: Good day Britt, thank you so much for your question, we really appreciate it and please accept our congratulations on your new little one on the way! Please contact us via email at premier@ucppaint.com so that we may send you some information to provide you the peace of mind you are looking for. In the meantime rest assured you and your baby are safe.
2 years agoHelpful?
Q: Can this be thinned to spray? If so what do you recommend thinning it with? how long between coats & how long until I can apply the marine paint?
6 years ago1 Answer
A: Yes, it can be thinned to spray, no more than 10% and we recommend using a paint thinner. Only one coat of primer, then wait 6 hours and apply the first coat of marine paint.
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