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General Finishes Stain Blocking Primer - 1 Gallon | High-Hiding Water-Based Primer for Wood, Drywall & Cabinets | Perfect for DIY Home Renovation & Furniture Refinishing
$74.25
$135
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General Finishes Stain Blocking Primer - 1 Gallon | High-Hiding Water-Based Primer for Wood, Drywall & Cabinets | Perfect for DIY Home Renovation & Furniture Refinishing
General Finishes Stain Blocking Primer - 1 Gallon | High-Hiding Water-Based Primer for Wood, Drywall & Cabinets | Perfect for DIY Home Renovation & Furniture Refinishing
General Finishes Stain Blocking Primer - 1 Gallon | High-Hiding Water-Based Primer for Wood, Drywall & Cabinets | Perfect for DIY Home Renovation & Furniture Refinishing
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General Finishes Stain Blocker is designed for effectiveness, not price point. A successful primer requires a sophisticated resin system and an atypical formulation, which will result in a more expensive product. To maximize GFSB's effectiveness, our chemists formulated this product with the highest quality ingredients. Use ONLY for those pieces where you will really care if there is bleed through. GFSB will work every time, not some of the time. SURFACE PREPARATION: Existing Finishes (stain, lacquer, paint): Clean and remove grime, grease or loose paint. Wash down extremely dirty surfaces with a mix of 50/50 denatured alcohol and water or a sulfate-free commercial cleaner. Remove any heavy buildup with a synthetic wool pad. Allow surface to dry completely. Prep sand the surface with 220 grit sand paper and remove dust. Raw Wood: Sand with wood grain. Prep sand with 120 then 220 grit paper. Remove dust. APPLICATION: Stir thoroughly. It is essential to apply 2 coats. The first coat will absorb contaminents in the wood, causing a color change during the first application, and the second will seal them. Brush or Roller: Apply a uniform coat with a high quality synthetic blend brush or short nap roller. Spray: Product is ready to spray from container and does not require thinning. Strain material through fine mesh filter. Spray medium to wet film 3-5 mil thick. Heavier coats will take longer to dry & cure. Spray with compressed air, HVLP, or Air Assisted Airless. Fluid tip sizes: Compressed Air- .040, HVLP -.043-.061 (1.1mm-1.5mm), AAA -.009-.013. Use medium size air caps.
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Features

Plastic Gallon Jug - due to an metal can shortage, product may come in a plastic jug instead of a metal container

can be used to protect pigmented finishes from stain, dye and wood tannin bleed-through

Use over an existing finish, raw wood, or MDF as a base coat for GF Milk Paints, Chalk Style Paints, & Pigmented Polys

WARNING: DO NOT MIX with any paint, stain or topcoat. Contamination from other finishes will cause product failure. Rinse all brushes/equipment with clean water.

Do not use General Finishes Brush & Gun Cleaner.

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Goes on easy, and seals very well. Absolutely need to sand between coats to minimize the brush strokes.I got so sick of painting and repainting my fireplace mantle. It would bleed the sap through after about 6 months. Finally, tried this primer. After two years, zero bleed through. I'm a big fan. I should have found out about this primer sooner.Okay so as far as the stain blocking I will say it is fine . I was painting espresso brown cabinets white so I spent the money to get the good stuff . I absolutely swear by General Finishes Milk Paint and thought I would love this primer. Well the paint smells like old, rotting fish. I mean really bad. I actually thought it was just a bad can but when I had to order a second can to finish up it smelled equally awful. My husband would not even enter the kitchen. I had a couple of dried drips that I had to lightly sand after they dried and even sanding the paint made it smell like fish again! Definitely not ever using this stuff again.I am a big fan and this product works very well. I used a spray gun and it had a great base to use milk paint.This is a spendy gallon of primer but worth every single penny. I used this to stain block and seal some VERY dark stained kitchen cabinets prior to painting with GF Milk Paint in Seagull Gray. This primer is absolutely the best and I have ZERO concerns about that dark stain coming through. Why risk having to completely redo your kitchen cabinet makeover from scratch by choosing a lesser primer? I don't know about you, but my 70+ hours of work put in on this project is worth a heck of a lot more than the premium cost of this primer. I don't plan to ever paint my cabinets again and this product gives me that peace of mind. I had no problems with the product at all - it was perfectly fluid when delivered, no clumps or other issues. I'd buy from this seller again.I have a high end cabinet painting business. Bleed through from oak is one of our biggest problems so I was excited to find this product. Sadly it didn't live up to my expectations and won't work for our purposes. As you can see on our sample drawer, the half that was cleaned and sanded bled through. The half that we left untouched/unprepped turned out significantly better. If you can stomach priming right over grease and gunk this product will probably work for you.It took a bit of effort to get the finish, but, following the manufacturer's guide, the finish is astounding. And, one of the most important factor is the very low odor, which is good for the people, pets, and the environmentI purchased this with high expectations, and being water based. I see no difference in the performance verse the BIN Advanced. At nearly 100.00 dollars a gallon, the cost was a major factor in my decision to use the BIN Advance at half the cost and no performance difference. The BIN Advance may have edged out the General Stain Blocking regarding adhesion and scratch test.

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