For a flawless, long-lasting paint job, start with the right primer! Our top-quality primers boost adhesion, prevent peeling, and ensure a smooth, durable finish on any surface. Shop now and paint with confidence!
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A primer is a special base coat applied before painting. It helps paint adhere properly and improves the final finish. Without a primer, paint may peel, look uneven, or need multiple coats to cover a surface.
✔️ Stronger adhesion – Paint bonds better to surfaces like wood, drywall, and metal.
✔️ Blocks stains & discoloration – Covers up old marks so they don’t show through new paint.
✔️ Saves time & money – Fewer coats needed, reducing paint usage.
✔️ Seals porous surfaces – Helps new drywall, wood, or masonry absorb paint evenly.
✔️ Prevents mold & moisture damage – Some primers protect against humidity and mold growth.
Choosing the right primer depends on your surface and project. Here are the main types we offer:
✔️ Best for indoor walls, ceilings, and furniture.
✔️ Provides a smooth, even surface for painting.
✔️ Designed for outdoor surfaces exposed to weather.
✔️ Protects against moisture, mold, and peeling.
✔️ Stain-blocking primers – Cover tough stains and prevent bleed-through.
✔️ Bonding primers – Stick to glossy or hard-to-paint surfaces.
✔️ Moisture-resistant primers – Prevent mold and mildew in humid areas like bathrooms.
Not sure which primer to pick? Here’s a quick guide:
✔️ Top-quality brands – We only offer trusted and tested primers.
✔️ Expert support – Need help? Our team is ready to assist!
✔️ Fast & reliable shipping – Get your primer delivered quickly.
A1. It depends on the surface. For glossy, rough, or previously painted surfaces, light sanding helps the primer adhere better. For new drywall or porous wood, sanding is usually not necessary.
A2. No. Different primers are designed for specific surfaces. For example, stain-blocking primers cover tough marks, while bonding primers help paint stick to smooth or glossy surfaces.
A3. One coat is usually enough, but stained, dark-colored, or highly porous surfaces may need two coats for full coverage.
A4. While paint-and-primer-in-one products exist, they don’t work as well as a separate primer for surfaces like bare drywall, stained areas, or wood. A dedicated primer ensures better adhesion and durability.
A5. Stain-blocking primers (oil-based or shellac-based) work best for water stains, smoke damage, and ink marks. These prevent stains from bleeding through your final coat of paint.
"I bought a stain-blocking primer from The Paint People, and it worked like magic! It completely covered old water stains on my ceiling, and the paint went on super smooth. Highly recommend!
– Emma T.
"I was painting over a glossy surface and was worried about peeling. The bonding primer from The Paint People made the job so much easier! The paint adhered perfectly, and no chipping at all!
– Michael D.
"I used The Paint People’s drywall primer before painting my living room, and it made a huge difference. The paint went on evenly, and I didn’t need multiple coats. Will buy again!
– Olivia R.