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The Blackfriar Problem Solving Primer is designed for DIY enthusiasts and professionals who need to seal difficult surfaces before painting. Its primary benefit is providing superior adhesion and stain blocking to ensure a professional finish, though users should note that the 500ml container is best suited for small to medium-sized projects rather than large-scale renovations.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | BF0430001E1 |
| Brand | Blackfriar |
Yes, this primer is formulated to work on a wide variety of surfaces, including appropriately prepped metal.
Drying times vary based on ambient temperature and humidity; please consult the technical specifications on the packaging for the most accurate timing.
Blackfriar Problem Solving Primer is designed for performance, and you should check the product label for specific chemical instructions and solvent requirements.
Generally, it provides a smooth enough surface to paint directly over, but a light scuffing can be performed if you require a perfectly flat finish.
This product is primarily intended for surfaces where indoor decoration needs a reliable base; check the label for exterior compatibility warnings.
Ensure the surface was thoroughly cleaned of all dust, grease, and wax before application.
Apply a second, slightly heavier coat to ensure the stain is completely sealed before moving to the topcoat.
Use a high-quality synthetic brush and apply using long, light strokes to maintain a level finish.
Ensure the target surface is clean, dry, and free from loose paint, grease, or wax before application. Stir the product thoroughly before use to ensure the binders and pigments are properly mixed. Apply using a brush or roller, maintaining a thin, even layer to avoid runs. Once the primer is dry—check the container for specific recoat times—you can apply your chosen topcoat. Clean brushes and equipment with the appropriate solvent immediately after finishing your work to prevent permanent hardening of the tools.
