Enhance by registering your zip code. Paint finish is critical to any job's success. But before you pick up that brush or roller and jump in, consider the numerous factors involved in achieving an attractive, durable finish. Questionable substrates, new materials, workmanship, time constraints, scheduling conflicts and tight budgets combine to make a quality, profitable finish more difficult than ever to achieve.
Primers solve problems.
Chances are, you won't be satisfied with the topcoat if you don't use the right primer. In many cases, you're likely facing a myriad of surface problems that prevent you from achieving the finish your customer demands and expects. If substrates were perfect, there would be no need for a primer, but such surfaces are few and far between. Using the right primer can also influence job efficiency. All good primers perform the basic functions of sealing, hiding and binding to form a firm foundation for topcoats.