| Manufacturer | Rust-Oleum |
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| Place of Business | CONCORD, ON, L4K 4T8 CA |
| Part Number | Z02014 |
| Product Dimensions | 19.81 x 10.92 x 30.48 cm; 1.3 kg |
| Item model number | Z02014 |
| Size | 946mL |
| Colour | White |
| Finish | Eggshell |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Coverage | 450 sq ft/ gallon |
| Special Features | mildew resistant |
| Usage | Amateur |
| Included Components | Painting Supplies;Painting Accessories;Primer Paint |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Warranty Description | Warranty limited to the replacement of product only or refund of product purchase price. Proof of purchase required. For any inquiries call 1-800-363-0667 or visit our website at www.rustoleum.ca |
| Item Weight | 1.3 kg |
| Country of origin | USA |
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| Price | — | $99.99 | $48.39 | $87.99 | — |
| Base Material | Water-based | Shellac | Oil-based | Water-based | Oil-based |
| Dry to touch | 35 min. | 15 min. | 35 min. | 30 min. | 1 hr. |
| Dry to recoat | 1 hr. | 45 min. | 2 hr. | 60 min. | 2 hr. |
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| Price | $19.27 | $77.10 | $38.99 | $42.97 | $34.97 | -23% $49.94 List: $64.99 |
| Delivery | — | Get it May 15 - 28 | Get it by Friday, May 10 | Get it by Thursday, May 9 | — | — |
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| Sold by | Amazon.ca | SMYRNA WHOLESALE | Laurentide Paints | Euro Parts Etc | Amazon.ca | Amazon.ca |
| volume | 946 milliliters | 0.25 gallons | 1 gallons | 1 quarts | 32 fluid ounces | 3.78 liters |
| unit count | 946 | 946.35 | 3780 | 916 | 3780 | 3780 |
| paint type | Acrylic | Acrylic | — | Acrylic | Oil | Oil |
| surface suggestion | — | Ceramic,Glass,Masonry,Metal,Plastic,Vinyl,Wood | Walls | Wood,Glass | Walls | Windows, Doors, Walls |
| waterproof | ✓ | ✓ | — | ✓ | ✗ | ✓ |
| specialty | Odor Free | Odor Free | — | — | Odor Free | — |
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Worst product I've ever used for priming
Currently reno-ing our house, including painting. Which I have done for years. At one point, it was literally my job. Prior to starting, we did some research on primers and decided to try this one. What a mistake.We prepped properly, followed all instructions to a T. Trialled it on one wall, initially letting it dry for 60 min as per instructions before starting a second coat. Left it overnight. Came back in the morning, the wall was very, very tacky still, and not in a fun, whimsical "this will be a great adhesive coat!" Sort of way. Noticed a tiny spot in one area that had a nailhole, so filled that, and let it dry for a few hours. Went to lightly sand it with 240 grit. Barely scratched the surface- primer peeled. And not a tiny flake. A large strip. So, re-prep and re-prime the little patch (two coats). Let dry. Did a coat of paint. Left it to dry longer than THEIR manufacturer's allocated time. Check on wall, same tacky feel. Left it overnight. Same feel when I checked again in the morning. Long story short, we rinsed and repeated 4 times, leaving the initial primer coat longer and longer each time. Changed up cleaning and prep steps) used different detergent and different grit sandpaper, just in case. Same result. No matter what we did. Checked manufacturers page, checked multiple user forums in case we were missing something huge, heck, even something small! We weren't. We took it back. Complete waste of time, effort and money. I wouldn't wish this product on my enemies if I had them. We painted trim tonight. You know what that means, folks! Tape. Which obviously, you guessed it, peeled in multiple spots after over a week of being finished- because we wanted to ensure it was hardened for tape enough. 3 weeks later and this garbage is still haunting me.
