Bin primer

In my humble opinion, B-I-N Shellac Based Primer is one of those products. It's a time saving stain-blocking primer that gives a visual along with the confidence to paint without worry.

Renee Cusano on Instagram: "For hard to adhere surfaces (like IKEA particleboard furniture) or high risk stain bleedthru surfaces (like wood paneling or wood knots) BIN primer is what I use. Always wear gloves and a mask with proper ventilation if using to cover a large area because it stinks! Use a cheap brush to apply it because - 1. it dries too fast to use a roller, 2. it self levels well enough that a quick sand should get rid of your brush strokes and 3. you can throw the brush…

This cast off table just needs a little TLC. It's going from blah to ooh, la, la, as a painted side table with grain sack flair. Come see!

Check out my tips for spraying shellac-based primer on kitchen cabinets.

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High performance white-pigmentated shellac. Best sealer for new wood, wallboard, cured plaster and all porous surfaces. Blocks out all stains, water marks, knots, sap streaks, wood tannins, graffiti, grease, crayon, etc. Seals smoke & fire damage, pemanently sealing off odour. Interior Only. Fastest dry time, can be topcoated in 45 miutes. Use with oil or latex paints.

Ciera Richwine | Restore Reimagined LLC on Instagram: "F R E E … off of Facebook Marketplace! I am beyond grateful when I actually find free furniture anymore, it’s a rarity around me! Luckily, I found this listing directly after it was posted. The family was moving and planned to throw it out if nobody took it and of course, I try to save furniture from the landfill so check out this makeover! Product List - Cleaner - TSP + water Filler - Bondo Primer - BIN shellac Sprayer…

Not sure what primer you should use for your next DIY project? I did a little research and found that there really is a difference between the different primers that are on the market. Here I provide a comparison between the two most commonly used primers & explain when & why you should use them. Here you will find out what is the best primer for DIY projects including: wood paneling, for wood furniture, wood trim, wood cabinets, stained wood and more!

Paula Glasmann | DIY | Boy + Bonus Mom Life on Instagram: "Two coats of good primer should do the trick, if it’s really bad, do a third coat of primer! The Zinsser shellac based Bin Primer will cover the BEST, but it’s NOT cleaned with water… they also make a water based Bin Primer that is also very good. You choose! If you want great painting tips, follow @allaboutthe_paint ! She’s the best! #diy #womenwhopaint #womensupportingwomen #womenwhodiy #protips @zinsser"