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DESCRIPTION

Medallion Tintable Color Primer is the perfect beginning for vivid, brilliant and deep colored paints. This premium quality primer promotes better hiding and truest color appearance - you'll use fewer coats of paint! Many bold paint colors look truest when applied over one of 3 shades of gray. Tintable Primer also promotes better touch-up and uniform color, eliminating streaks. 

Highlights:  

• Color: Gray
• Size: Gallon
• Finest Quality
• 100% Acrylic Primer
• Use Under Dark Color Top Coats
• Maximizes Top Coat Coverage
• Ensures Uniform Top Coat Finish
• Use on Interior and Exterior surfaces of bare or previously painted drywall, masonry, concrete, cured plaster, wood, non-rusted galvanized metal and gutters
• Allow 2 hours before applying finish coat
• Dries to the touch in 30 minutes
• Gray tinted promotes better touch-up and uniform color, eliminating streaks

Recommended Uses: 

• Drywall
• Masonry
• Concrete
• Cured Plaster
• Wood
• Non-rusted Galvanized Metal & Gutters 

Storage and Disposal: 

• Do not freeze
• Keep container closed when not in use
• Do not transfer contents to other containers for storage or disposal
• In case of spillage, absorb with inert material such as sand or kitty litter
• Dispose of contaminated absorbent, container and/or unused contents in accordance with local, state and federal regulations

Surface Preparation 

General: Clean and dry surface thoroughly, removing all mildew, dirt, dust, rust and grease. Previously Painted Surfaces: Scrape loose and peeling paint, sand, then prime. Wire brush chalking areas and clean with TSP (or equivalent) and water. Dull glossy surfaces with gloss remover or sandpaper. Countersink nails and apply a rust inhibitive metal primer on exposed nail heads. Bare Wood: Remove sap and clean knotty areas. Seal these areas by spot priming with Valspar Stain Blocking Interior Oil Primer. Wallboard, Tape Joints and Plaster: Sand smooth, remove dust with damp cloth or sponge, then prime. Masonry: Brush loose sand, dust and other material from the surface. Metal: May be used to prime weathered, non-rusted galvanized gutters and downspouts. New galvanized surfaces should be primed with a galvanized metal primer, or washed with a mild muriatic acid solution, or allowed to weather for 6 months before painting. All iron and steel surfaces should be primed with a rust inhibitive metal primer. Clean Mildew From The Surface: To remove mildew or suspected mildew, scrub house before painting with a commercial mildew remover or a solution of 1 part liquid chlorine bleach to 3 parts water. Rinse thoroughly. Avoid contact with skin or eyes. 

Application and Clean-up 

Paint only when surface and air temperatures are 50