Wood Primer
With rich industry experience, we are manufacturing a superior quality of Wood Primer. Keeping in mind the varied needs of our customers, we provide them to our customers in numerous specifications. Apart from this, we check these products rigorously on certain quality parameters before finally delivering them to our customers.
Dico Paints Wooden Primer provide deep penetration on all types of wood, both interior exterior. These proucts are self-priming on all exterior timber and weatherboard for the best long term performance.
Dico Paints Wood Primer also comes with intumescent properties (wherein the paint, upon exposure to fire, expands into a char and prevents fire and fumes from penetrating into the surface below) and this is primarily used for indoor application with up to 2 hours fire rating.
White Wood Primer
Here is an all-surface White Wood Primer that delivers superior gloss...
Available Pack sizes: 50, 100, 200, 500 ml, 1, 4, 10 and 20 L
Coated Wood Primer
Here is an all-surface Coated Wood Primer that delivers superior gloss...
Available Pack sizes: 50, 100, 200, 500 ml, 1, 4, 10 and 20 L
Black Wood Primer
Here is an all-surface Black Wood Primer that delivers superior gloss...
Available Pack sizes: 50, 100, 200, 500 ml, 1, 4, 10 and 20 L
Advantages & Benefits
- Non-toxic, non-combustible, non-carcinogenic
- Easy to apply
- Available in off-white as a standard shade
- Available in other colors upon request
- Also serves as a wood preservative
- It ensures better adhesion, primers physically and chemically bond the paint to the surface.
- It provides additional protection to the wood.
- It optimises the surface so fewer top coats of paint are required.int.
- It brings the colour back to neutral, so the new paint goes on in its true colour.
- It brings the colour back to neutral, so the new paint goes on in its true colour.
Features
- Our Products prevents bleed-through from knots, other natural blemishes and colouring in bare wood.
- Primer has a high-solids content that helps fill in the wood grain, creating a smooth surface for the finish coat. It evens out the surface
- Primers sand very easily (priming sometimes requires a light sand before painting).
- Certain primers are often formulated to work with specific finish paints. It is clear that it is always better to prime wood before painting.
