For new or bare wood, interior trim, doors, cabinets, furniture and paneling
Works with oil or latex paints
Low odor, low VOC
Features
Valspar Bare Wood Primer is a water-base, sandable primer intended for use on interior bare wood under latex or oil base enamel topcoats. It seals porous wood surfaces and sands to a smooth base to maximize topcoat gloss uniformity.
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Where To Use
Use on properly prepared interior wood and wall surfaces including woodwork, trim, walls, ceilings, drywall and plaster. Do not use on bare metal or over glazed, glossy surfaces.
Coverage
One quart covers up to 100 sq. ft. (9.3 m2) depending on surface porosity. Do not thin.
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great results
i have used this product many times and am always amazed at how great it covers, seals and sands.
February 13, 2013