Beige / Cream - Primers - The Home Depot

Question 1

Which brand of beige / cream primers should I choose?

Accepted Answer

Choosing a brand is about finding the one that works best for you. We offer high-quality paint primers from industry leading brands like DAICH, Flood, and SPEEDHIDE. Plus, your Home Depot store associate is always here to help you choose the perfect primer.

Question 2

What's the difference between matte, satin, and gloss paint finishes?

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The difference between matte, satin, and gloss paint finishes comes down to sheen level, appearance, and durability. Matte finishes work best for bedrooms, living rooms, and ceilings, creating a smooth, soft, and no-shine appearance while hiding imperfections. Satin finishes are more durable and washable than matte, creating a slight sheen appearance with a soft, velvety glow ideal for kitchens, bathrooms, hallways, and kids' rooms. Gloss finishes are the most durable, easiest to clean, and best for stain and moisture resistance, creating a high shine, reflective appearance ideal for trim, doors, and cabinets. Find the best finish for your project in our DIY guide to types of paint finishes, sheens, and textures.

Question 3

Which beige / cream primers are the top rated?

Accepted Answer

The MaxPrime 5 gal. PPG1025-1 Commercial White Flat Interior Primer is one of our top-rated beige / cream primers. There's no better choice when you need to get the job done right.

Question 4

What size primer should I buy for my project?

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The right amount of primer for your project depends on the area you need to cover and how many coats you need. For smaller touch-ups or craft projects, you may only need a quart or even a pint to get the job done. For larger rooms or multiple projects, a 1-gallon or larger container ensures you have enough primer to complete your project without running out.

Question 5

What kind of primer should I use before painting?

Accepted Answer

The primer you should use depends on the surface and the type of paint you plan to use. A general-purpose primer works well on new drywall, allowing you to cover up previously painted surfaces with easy cleanup. However, you may need a specialty primer for certain situations, such as an oil-based primer for bare wood, a rust-inhibiting primer for metal, a stain-blocking primer for water stains, smoke damage, or strong odors, or a bonding primer for glossy surfaces. Your Home Depot store associate can help you find the right primer for your project.

Question 6

Which primer application method should I choose?

Accepted Answer

The best primer application method depends on your project size, surface type, and desired finish. We carry primer applications for a wide variety of surfaces, including roller, paint sprayer, and pad so that you can tackle everything from walls and ceilings to furniture and trim.

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Color Family

DAICHTextured 1 gal. Bonding Primer Bone Interior Exterior Penetrating Anti-Slip

MaxPrime 5 gal. PPG1025-1 Commercial White Flat Interior Primer

FloodE-B Emulsa-Bond 1-1-Qt. Primer Acrylic Latex Off-White Stir-In Paint Additive

SPEEDHIDEHi-Fill Blockfiller 5 gal. Antique White PPG1024-2 Interior/Exterior Primer

SPEEDHIDEMaxPrime 5 gal. PPG1017-1 Touchable Flat Interior Primer

SPEEDHIDEMaxPrime 1 gal. PPG1025-1 Commercial White Flat Interior Primer

SPEEDHIDEMaxPrime 1 gal. PPG1024-2 Antique White Flat Interior Primer

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