Blackfriar Aluminium Wood Primer 250ml - BKFWPA250
Blackfriar Wood Primer is an aluminium wood primer for hardwoods, which prevents bleed through fre...Blackfriar Wood Primer is an aluminium wood primer for hardwoods, which prevents bleed through fresh paintwork. Specifically formulated for painting new or old bare hard or resinous woods. For interior and exterior use. Application method; brush, roller and spray. Coverage: 14m²/L/Coat Touch Dry: 2-4 hours Hard Dry: 3 days Recoatable: 16 hours. The Blackfriar BKFWPA250 Aluminium Wood Primer comes in a 250ml size.
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This guide is for anyone using Blackfriar Aluminium Wood Primer (BKFWPA250) on hardwood surfaces. The primer prevents bleed-through in fresh paintwork, ensuring a professional finish. Keep in mind that proper surface preparation is key for optimal results.
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Model Part Number
BKFWPA250
Brand
Blackfriar
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FAQs
What is the coverage of Blackfriar Aluminium Wood Primer?
The coverage is approximately 14m²/L/Coat.
Can this primer be used on softwoods?
This primer is specifically formulated for hardwoods.
How long does it take for the primer to dry?
It is touch dry within 2-4 hours and recoatable after 16 hours. Allow 3 days for the primer to fully harden.
What should I use to clean my brushes after use?
Clean tools immediately after use with a suitable solvent, such as white spirit.
Can I use this primer on exterior wood?
Yes, Blackfriar Aluminium Wood Primer is suitable for both interior and exterior use.
Do I need to sand the wood before applying the primer?
Yes, sanding the wood surface before applying the primer is recommended to ensure proper adhesion.
Troubleshooting
Paint is bleeding through after applying the topcoat.
Ensure the wood primer was applied correctly and allowed to dry completely before applying the topcoat. If the issue persists, apply a second coat of primer and allow sufficient drying time.
Primer is not adhering properly.
Ensure the wood surface was properly prepared (clean, dry, and sanded). Make sure the primer is suitable for the wood type and apply a thin, even coat.
Primer has a grainy texture after drying.
Ensure the primer is properly mixed before application. If using a spray, check the nozzle and pressure settings. Lightly sand the surface before applying the topcoat.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Prevents unsightly staining from wood resins.
Suitable for both interior and exterior applications.
Easy to apply using various methods.
Enhances the longevity of your topcoat.
Cons
Requires proper surface preparation for optimal results.
Coverage is moderate, so plan accordingly.
Specific to hardwoods and may not be suitable for all wood types.
Recoat time is relatively long (16 hours).
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Surface Preparation:
Ensure the wood surface is clean, dry, and free from any previous coatings, dirt, grease, or wax.
Sand the surface to provide a key for the primer.
Application:
Stir the primer thoroughly before use.
Apply using a brush, roller, or spray.
Apply an even coat, avoiding runs and sags.
Allow to dry for 2-4 hours before recoating (16 hours). Allow 3 days for complete hardening.
Compatibility:
Compatible with most topcoats. Always check the topcoat manufacturer's guidelines.
Care:
Clean tools immediately after use with a suitable solvent, such as white spirit.