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White Primer Paint – Matte Finish, Water-based

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From $34.00

Smarter Surfaces White Primer Paint is a fast-drying, water-based primer designed for optimal coverage on absorbent or strongly colored surfaces.

Its high pigment content and premium resin formulation seal the surface, creating the ideal base for whiteboard, projector, or other specialty coatings. This ensures a smooth, long-lasting finish and maximizes the performance of your topcoat.

  • Commercial-grade performance
  • Eco-friendly: Isocyanate-free, Low VOC, Solvent-free
  • Coverage / Volume: 65 ft² / 25.36 fl oz
  • Product Color: White (Ral 9003)
  • Product Finish: Matte
  • Odor: Very low
  • VOC: Less than 0.13%
  • Suitable Surfaces: plaster, wood, metal glass, plastic, composites, tiles, and ceramics.
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Benefits of White Primer Paint

Professional Results

Creates a perfectly smooth, non-absorbing surface for flawless topcoat application. Works seamlessly with standard brushes and rollers for easy, professional results.

Enhanced Durability

Improves adhesion and durability of paints, extending surface life. Reduces frequent touch-ups and maintenance, saving time and money.

Quick Application

Quick-drying formula reduces waiting time between coats significantly. Completes projects faster with less disruption to your space.

Safe & Eco-Friendly

Low VOC and minimal odour ensure safe application for all users. Non-hazardous, eco-friendly formulation that meets strict safety standards.

Versatile Base

Compatible with drywall, wood, and plaster surfaces for multiple applications. Ideal base for dry erase, magnetic, and projection specialty coatings.

White Primer Paint - Technical Specifications

  • Appearance: Viscous white liquid with a matt finish.
  • pH Level: White Primer has a pH level of 8.4 to 8.6, thus ensuring complete surface compatibility and stability.
  • Density: Relative density of 1.43 (water=1).
  • Solubility: Fully soluble with water for easy application and cleanup.
  • Viscosity: 9 to 10 poise at 20°C (measured with ICI rotothinner), ensuring smooth coverage.
  • Odour: Mild odour, thus offering a pleasant and hassle-free application experience.
  • Flammability: Non-flammable. It is therefore safe for indoor use around both people and equipment.
  • Chemical Stability: Stable under standard conditions, with no hazardous decomposition under normal use.
  • Eco-Friendliness: Environmentally friendly and non-bioaccumulative
  • Packaging: It is delivered in a secure, resealable container to preserve the product quality.
  • Safety Compliance: Developed in compliance with European safety standards (EC Regulation No. 1272/2008) and backed by rigorous testing

How to Apply White Primer Paint For Walls?

  • Step 1 - Apply the first coat of primer to your smooth, absorbent surface to create a perfectly prepped base. Allow it to dry completely, then sand it smooth for an even texture.
  • Step 2 - Repeat the process with a second coat and sand again if needed. For new wood or plaster surfaces, additional coats may be required to achieve ideal smoothness for flawless whiteboard paint application.

If you're unsure about the process or need guidance, reach out to our experts. Our team is here to provide expert assistance every step of the way.

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FAQ's

Yes, white primer paint is essential even with white paint. It creates a smooth, non-absorbing base that improves paint adhesion and durability. It ensures your topcoat applies evenly and performs optimally, regardless of color.
No, the water-based white primer should not be left unpainted as it's designed as a base coat, not a finished surface. It lacks the protective qualities and aesthetic finish that topcoats provide for long-term durability.
Use white primer paint on smooth, absorbent surfaces like drywall, wood, or plaster before applying whiteboard, magnetic, or projection paints. Professional results can be achieved with proper surface preparation.
Act quickly by rinsing the stain with cold water while it's still wet. For dried primer, gently scrape off excess, then treat with a stain remover or liquid detergent before washing in warm water.
Yes, high-quality white primer paint can cover black paint. You may require multiple coats to fully cover black paint due to the high contrast. For best results, apply 2-3 coats of primer, allowing proper drying time between each application.
White Primer paint ensures better adhesion of top coats, thus enhancing the top coats durability while preparing the surface for finishes, thus reducing performance issues of top coats.
The number of coats actually depends on the surface material and condition. Typically, two coats of white primer for walls are recommended for attaining a non-absorbing, smooth base. However, surfaces like new wood or plaster may require additional coats and sanding to achieve a flawless finish, especially when preparing these surfaces for specialty coatings like whiteboard or magnetic paint.
Drying time for water based white primer takes 2-4 hours between coats, but it may vary based on environmental conditions such as temperature and humidity. Introducing heat to the area will speed up the drying process if needed. Thus, allow the primer to dry completely before applying the top coat. Introducing heat to the area will speed up the drying process if needed.
Yes, sanding after the primer coat is recommended to ensure a smooth and even surface for the final finish. This step is especially important when applying specialty coatings like whiteboard paint.
Water Based Primer is quite versatile in its application and is compatible with various materials, including drywall, plaster, wood, glass, and similar absorbent surfaces or ones with low surface tension.
For an even application of the White Primer Paint, especially when preparing surfaces for specialty coatings like whiteboard or magnetic finishes, use a high-quality foam or mohair roller. Larger rollers can also be used for bigger surfaces. However, if you are using a mohair roller, then please ensure to remove all loose fibres before the application process for obtaining the best results.
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