Questions and Answers for Rust-Oleum Specialty 30 oz. Dark Gray Magnetic Primer

A:  Yes, Heather. Rust-Oleum Magnetic Primer can be used on wood surfaces. For best results, shake the can in an electric shaker in the paint department or stir paint thoroughly for at least 10 minutes, scraping the bottom of the can. Stir the product to a smooth, lump-free consistency and stir regularly during application. Apply at least 3 coats of primer and no more than 2 coats of top coat for maximum attraction.

A:  Yes it can, this magnetic primer is very strong. I would do a few coats for a stronger hold

A:  No need to. Light grey paint covered well. Adding anything to the magnetic primer would compromise the metal shavings in primer. Make sure you stir well continuously when painting. Metal settles on bottom. Also, only paint area recommended on can. Put as many coats on till all paint is used up. Do not try to cover more area.

A:  No, we do not recommend adding any color or other pigments to Rust-Oleum Specialty Magnetic Primer. Doing so may likely affect the magnetic properties of the primer. We do not recommend applying more than 2 layers of a top coat of any kind over this product to ensure the magnetism.

A:  the primer has iron dust and attracts a strong (rare-earth) magnets... so if the vehicle senses the iron, maybe. I don't know a thing about that kind of automation.

A:  No, Rust-Oleum Magnetic Primer is not recommended for application to a floor. This product is not designed to withstand foot or vehicle traffic.

A:  This product is not non-toxic. Please wait until the surface is dry to allow children in the area.

A:  Yes, once fully cured, all Rust-Oleum products, including Magnetic Primer, are non-toxic.

A:  The recommended application method for this product is using a foam roller.

A:  We do not recommend applying Rust-Oleum Specialty Magnetic Primer with a sprayer. Applying this product with a sprayer will not ensure that the metal flakes are evenly distributed in order to make the surface magnetic. Also, this product is very thick and may not apply well through a spray gun. For best results, use a foam roller designed to give a smooth finish.

A:  Yes, for best results, we recommend shaking the can in an electric shaker in the paint department or stir the paint thoroughly for at least 10 minutes being sure to scrape the bottom of the can.

A:  I would have it shaken at the store. This will make sure it is not settled at bottom

A:  Yes, I did. Looking good for me.

A:  Yes, for best results, use Zinsser Bulls Eye 1-2-3 first, followed by the Rust-Oleum Specialty Magnetic Primer and no more than 2 coats of Rust-Oleum Chalkboard Paint.

A:  Yes, an acrylic paint can be used over Rust-Oleum Specialty Magnetic Primer Kit. Remember that the more coats of Magnetic Primer the more attraction it will have. It is also important to topcoat Magnetic Primer with only 2 coats of paint for best results.

A:  its primer... your top coat and color of choice is what will be washable. Why would you want to remove it?

A:  Rust-Oleum Magnetic Primer is designed to be applied under a top coat of product. For a washable surface, we recommend applying a washable paint over top of the Magnetic Primer. To remove the primer from the door, simply sand the surface until it has been removed.

A:  It contains iron dust, it isn't magnetic... it attracts magnets... rare-earth, preferably

A:  After 3 coats of Rust-Oleum Magnetic Primer Kit and 2 topcoats of paint, wait 48 hours to ensure the surface is completely dry and ready for use before applying magnets.

A:  Ours was magnetic as soon as the coat dried.