PPG - Fast Drying - Primers - The Home Depot

Question 1

Can you wait too long to paint after priming?

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You always want to paint as soon as possible after priming. The primer needs time to dry, usually from a few hours to a whole day, but dust, dirt, or oils can settle if left for too long, reducing the adhesion and the primer's main purpose. Some primers can absorb moisture or harden over time, making them less effective. As a rule of thumb, paint within 24 to 72 hours for latex and water-based primers, and up to a week for an oil-based primer.

Question 2

What are some of the best-selling PPG fast drying primers?

Accepted Answer

One of our best-selling PPG fast drying primers is the Speedhide Zero Pretinted. It's a consistent favorite among DIY enthusiasts and professionals alike, and we're confident you'll love it, too.

Question 3

Which paint primer is the most common?

Accepted Answer

The most common paint primer is a water-based, general-purpose latex primer, which works well on a variety of painted surfaces. This versatile option offers quick drying, easy cleanup, low odor, and compatibility with the most common latex paints. Use latex as your go-to primer for standard interior walls, or upgrade to a specialty primer for problem surfaces, glossy finishes, and bare wood.

Question 4

What's the best way to get a clean line between the wall and the ceiling when painting a room?

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The secret to getting a crisp, professional-looking line between the wall and ceiling is in the preparation and technique. Use a high-quality painter's tape along the ceiling edge to create a sharp line, sealing the tape by painting over it with the ceiling color first. Wait for it to dry, and then paint your wall, removing the tape while the paint is still slightly wet for a clean edge. Use an angled sash brush to cut-in by hand, being careful not to overload the brush with excess paint that can cause drips and uneven lines. For more useful tips and helpful advice, read our DIY guide on how to paint a room.

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