Primer
and Clear Sealer
A two-in-one product, our primer and clear sealer first
prepares the surface of your piece for metallic surfacing
then protects the finish created by our Metallic
Surfacers or Patina Antiquing
Solutions.
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Patina Finish Unsealed |
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Patina Finished Sealed |
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Rust Finish Unsealed |
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Rust Finish Sealed |
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Patina Blue Unsealed |
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Patina Blue Sealed |
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Priming
Consider priming: unpainted wood, concrete, plaster,
paper mache and other absorbent or unfinished surfaces.
Highly recommend priming: old painted surfaces, metal,
and other surfaces where adhesion of the metallic surfacer
would be enhanced by the application of a primer.
Must prime: highly polished or slick surfaces such
as glass, plastic, pvc pipe and rubber.
NOTE: This primer is not a rust inhibitive
primer. When you are applying one of our metallic surfaces
on iron or steel and do not want the underlying surface
to rust you should apply a quality rust inhibiting primer.
Our Antiquing Solutions will work their way down through
our various metallic surfaces and cause iron and steel
to rust if a rust inhibiting primer has not been applied.
If you apply a solvent base primer you should wait at
least 24 hours before then applying our water base metallic
surfacers.
Sealing
Our metallic surfacers are exterior quality and while
sealing them adds an additional level of durability
strictly speaking sealing is not necessary.
However, because our Patina Antiquing Solutions create
a natural finish, they may stain surfaces that receive
water run-off or may rub off onto skin or clothing.
You may wish to seal surfaces such as furniture, roofs,
gutters or other surfaces that come in contact with
water or clothing. The sealer will affect the color
and texture of patina and rust finishes. Always test
to ensure the color change that takes place by sealing
the surface is acceptable.
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