Do I need to use a primer before using this?
908431
That depends on the state you live in and its plumbing code. While the cement will work fine without it, there are states which require the use of a cleaner/primer before using the cement for new installations. Check your local code to be sure first. Better to be safe than sorry when it comes to inspections and possibly having to redo everything before being able to sell or rent your property.
296420
The product literature states that priming should be performed using vegetable oil before every use, but unless you are going to let the pump sit for a while between uses, this is not necessary before every use. Because it lubricates the inside of the pump, priming with vegetable oil should be performed before the first use and if the pump has been sitting and is dry on the inside.
1994951
To be honest I did not need to use it. Once screwed on it was tight enough. But if you do want to use it, apply before. It will dry later
908701
No need for additional foundation. I use the Bare Essentials PRIMER and this product and have a flawless matte finish.
1378001
This particular product does not require a primer. It has a primer in it. You should clean all the metal surfaces of your gazebo and rough up the metal with a semi-fine steel wool or sandpaper. That will help the paint adhere to the surface. I will tell you that I had a lot of problems with the trigger on this product. So much that I stopped using it. I then bought the regular Rustoleum and a special trigger that they make (sold separately). That was the way to go.
996576
Not really. If you have a primer coat of any kind, this stuff is amazing, it goes on thick and flattens to a bright chrome and doesn't need black underneath.
1714120
I did not use any primer I just add the red loctite and that was it due allow for it to cure properly make sure the material is free of oils or grease
654486
although you can get away without the primer the joint will fail after a few years. Use the primer after you have cleaned the joint (VERY CLEAN) I would also do it on a HOT day The tape is very sticky and needs to be put down exact the first time !
1666866
Yes, you must use the Kool Seal primer first and then coat with the Kool Seal product.
1895224
To be on the safe side, I would clean the sufface with TSP, and then use the primer. I would also use a hard bristle brush during cleaning, to remove any loose sealants, or coatings. Be sure to caulk around any roof vents before application.Hope this helps.
1652578
Needs to be totally dry, time depends on the temperature and exposure to sunlight. If in doubt, let it dry longer so primer and paint adhere properly.
1145056
No need for any primer, ever. This paint is an Urethane-acrylic formula. It adheres to "hard-to-stick" surfaces, including polyurethane and varnish, without a primer. Use foam brushes. If 2 coats are desired, wait 24 hours, although it will be dry to touch after an hour or so. Don't rush to get to the second coat because you may have "draping effect." Light sanding with a high # black sandpaper followed by a tack cloth to remove all dust. If done well, this paint lasts almost forever, so take your time.
1666868
Certainly cleaning the surface is recommended but primer is not necessary. this is a great product and is like rubber when it dries. Be sure to wait until the outside temperature is at the right heat to dry.
1432620
I would say no, unless you bought a ticket to to go with it. . It had a difficult time spraying primer for me right out of the box.
778602
Yes, I use it on small rust spots all the time and there is no need to sand first. I just wipe off the excess; it hasn't ever affected the surrounding paint. It will leave a film that can be easily wiped off. It works great. No need to use primer, just paint right after it drys.
1261381
You should apply this before the Gelish colored gels. You need a good primer, if you don't have a primer maybe doubling the application of the pH Bond will work. You apply a couple layers of this building gel, curing between each layer. Wipe off the tacky inhibition layer with either the Gelish cleasner or regular alcohol works just as well. Then apply the Foundation, two layers or your color, and seal it with Top It Off top coat. And be sure to cap all your edges. I'm not sure why it won't worl on colored tips unless you're applying the Gelish Soak Off gel as a colored tip. This gel should go underneath everything. Best of luck! You should apply this before the Gelish colored gels. You need a good primer, if you don't have a primer maybe doubling the application of the pH Bond will work. You apply a couple layers of this building gel, curing between each layer. Wipe off the tacky inhibition layer with either the Gelish cleasner or regular alcohol works just as well. Then apply the Foundation, two layers or your color, and seal it with Top It Off top coat. And be sure to cap all your edges. I'm not sure why it won't worl on colored tips unless you're applying the Gelish Soak Off gel as a colored tip. This gel should... » Read More You should apply this before the Gelish colored gels. You need a good primer, if you don't have a primer maybe doubling the application of the pH Bond will work. You apply a couple layers of this building gel, curing between each layer. Wipe off the tacky inhibition layer with either the Gelish cleasner or regular alcohol works just as well. Then apply the Foundation, two layers or your color, and seal it with Top It Off top coat. And be sure to cap all your edges. I'm not sure why it won't worl on colored tips unless you're applying the Gelish Soak Off gel as a colored tip. This gel should go underneath everything. Best of luck! « Show Less
723216
No but this product does not need it... If you want you can use a universal primer for situations or work that you need to use it! :)