White Primer Paint

From $42.00

White Primer Paint is a high-performance, fast-drying, water-based primer. Specially formulated to work as a base for all Smarter Surfaces products.

Commercial grade

Water Based

Fast-Drying

Superior Adhesion

  • Non-flammable formula, safe for indoor application
  • Bonds effortlessly to deliver a smooth, even finish
  • Suitable across plaster, wood, metal, glass, plastic, composites, tiles, and ceramics
  • Eco-Friendly: low VOC, isocyanate-free, and solvent-free

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Why Choose White Primer Paint

Matte-finish white primer delivers maximum adhesion. It creates an ideal foundation and smooth surface for seamless application.

Smooth & Even Base

Creates a smooth, non-absorbent surface that allows your topcoat to glide on evenly.

Strong Adhesion

Bonds seamlessly to enhance paint grip and extend the lifespan of your finish.

Long-Lasting Results

Minimizes the need for frequent touch-ups, saving you time and maintenance costs.

Easy Application

Quick-drying formula sands and applies with ease for a fast, hassle-free finish.

Safe to Use

Formulated with user safety in mind, free from harmful toxins and tough solvents.

Technical Specifications

Product Finish: Matte

Colour: White (RAL 9003)

Odour: Very low

VOC

Less than 0.13%

Coverage / Volume

65 sq ft / 25.36 fl oz

Appearance

Viscous, white liquid with a smooth, matte finish.

Viscosity

9-10 poise at 20°C (measured with ICI Rotothinner) for an even, smooth coat.

pH Level

Maintained between 8.4 - 8.6 for optimal compatibility and stability of surfaces.

Density

1.43 (relative to water), guaranteeing excellent coverage.

Performance
  • Flammability: Non-flammable - safe for indoor use around people and equipment. 
  • Chemical Stability: Remains stable under normal conditions without hazardous breakdown.
  • Solubility: Water-soluble for easy application and cleanup.
  • Packaging: Comes in a secure, resealable container to preserve freshness and quality.

Eco-Friendly

Non-toxic and environmentally considerate, thus leaving no harmful residue.

Safety Compliance

Fully complies with Canadian safety standards and has undergone rigorous testing for reliability.

Orders placed before 8:30 am ET (Monday-Friday) are processed the same working day. Orders placed after this time or during weekends will be processed on the next working day. Deliveries are handled by trusted third-party couriers, and all delivery times are estimated only.

Estimated Delivery (Working Days) 

Canada:

  • Express Delivery: 24-48 hrs
  • Free Shipping on orders over CAD$164: 2-3 working days

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Returns & Refunds

Unused and unopened products may be returned within 14 days of delivery. Return requests must be submitted within this timeframe, and approved items must be returned within 14 days in resellable condition.

Refunds are processed to the original payment method and may be subject to deductions for non-refundable third-party charges, including payment processing, dispute-related charges, or currency conversion fees.

Customers are responsible for return shipping costs, and unpaid returns cannot be accepted. Any transit damage claims should be made directly with the courier.

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How to Apply White Primer Paint For Walls

White Primer creates a smooth, uniform base on absorbent surfaces. Priming is an essential first step. It levels the surface and prevents imperfections from showing through your final finish.

Step 1 - Surface Prep

Ensure the surface is clean, dry, smooth, and free from dust, grease, or imperfections.

Step 2 - Apply First Coat

Using a quality roller or brush, apply an even layer of primer and allow it to dry thoroughly.

Step 3 - Sand Surface

Lightly sand the dried primer to achieve a silky-smooth finish.

Step 4 - Second Coat

Apply a second coat, repeating the light sanding process if needed for an ultra-refined base.

Note

When working with new wood or fresh plaster, additional coats and extra sanding may be required to achieve the perfect result.

FAQ's

General Product Questions

Why should we use primer paint?

White Primer paint for walls improves the adhesion of top coats, thereby increasing their durability while also prepping the surface for speciality finishes and minimizing potential performance issues with the top coats.

What kinds of material can I apply this to?

White 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.

What kind of roller cover should I use?

For an even application of the White Primer, 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.

What is a suitable surface where it can be used?

White primer wall paint is quite adaptable in application and can be used on a variety of materials, including drywall, plaster, wood, glass, and other similar absorbent surfaces or those with low surface tension.

Which type of roller cover should we use?

For a consistent application of the White Primer, particularly when prepping surfaces for speciality coatings like whiteboard or magnetic finishes, use a high-quality mohair roller or foam. Larger rollers are also suitable for bigger areas. However, if opting for a mohair roller, be sure to remove any loose fibers before the application for optimal results.

Application & Usage

How many primer coats are required?

The number of primer coats needed varies based on the surface material and its condition. Generally, two coats are suggested to create a non-absorbent, smooth base. Surfaces like new wood or plaster may need more coats and sanding for a perfect finish, especially when being prepared for special coatings such as whiteboard or magnetic paint.

How long does the primer take to dry before painting?

Make sure to let the White Primer dry completely before applying the top coat. This typically takes a few hours, though the duration may vary depending on environmental factors like temperature and humidity. If needed, adding heat to the area will help hasten the drying process.

Surface Prep & Priming

Is sanding necessary after primer?

Sanding after the primer coat is advisable to ensure the surface is smooth and even for the final finish. This step is crucial when applying speciality coatings like whiteboard paint.

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