ZINSSER® B-I-N AQUA / 1L

B-I-N® Aqua is a high-performance white-pigmented low-odour water-based, synthetic shellac-based knot block primer and sealer that combines fast drying times with unrivalled adhesion and best possible coverage.

Priming Interiors - Use as a full-surface primer on wood panels, building boards, doors, frames, PVC, plywood, concrete, glossy paint and varnish and other paintable surfaces. Spot-Priming - B-I-N® Aqua is excellent for exterior spot priming of knots, resin, rust stains etc. B-I-N® Aqua is also ideal for interior spot priming of water stains and puttied surfaces. Note that the primer on spot-primed areas with a porous surface may show through if the topcoat has bad coverage. This also applies to many ceiling paints and shiny enamels – only use a topcoat with good coverage. Sealing - B-I-N® Aqua penetrates and seals porous surfaces and dries to a smooth finish with excellent hiding properties. The paint gets better coverage and a more uniform shine, which makes B-I-N® Aqua an excellent primer for enamel. Ideal for wood, new cured plaster, concrete and concrete block, stucco, drywall, joint compound, uncoated wallcovering, and other porous surfaces. Stain & Odour Blocking - B-I-N® Aqua will effectively block stains from water, nicotine, grease, oil, soot, rust, mildew, tannin, crayon and lipstick. B-I-N® Aqua is also an outstanding odour barrier and blocks all kinds of odour, including odour from fire damage, smoke, cigars & cigarettes, mildew, pet urine, odour from fireplaces and heaters. Fire Damage - Replace severely charred substrates and remove loose soot and other contaminants with dry chemical sponge or duster. Prime damaged surfaces with B-I-N® Aqua to block smoke stains, water stains, and seal odours. Knots & Sap Streaks - Seal knots and resin with one or two coats of B-I-N® Aqua. If the wood is new, two coats are recommended. Glossy Surfaces - Glossy enamel paint and clear finishes, cabinets, panelling, glass, Formica®, MDF, ceramic tile and metal can be primed without sanding or deglossing. 

To ensure homogeneity, coating materials should be thoroughly stirred prior to use. If thinning is required, add no more than 8% water. In most cases only one coat is necessary to prime most surfaces. If excessive absorption occurs over very porous substrates a second coat may be necessary. For best results, prime entire surface before painting.

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