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PerfectPrimer^®

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PerfectPrimer safely seals and primes difficult and dangerous substances such as asbestos mastic, black mastics, cutback glue, failed soy gels, and lead paint without disturbing them, and is the ultimate stain- and odor-blocking primer/sealer. PerfectPrimer eliminates the need for removal of mastics by grinding or sanding, or expensive, messy, and dangerous treatments such as soy gels, mastic removers, and glue strippers. PerfectPrimer is a latex bridging encapsulant as defined by the EPA guidelines for encapsulating materials containing non-friable asbestos. PerfectPrimer comes in light grey (color may vary). For larger orders, may come in combination of 1 and 2 gallon buckets.

PerfectPrimer primes and seals over many surfaces, materials, and glues, including:

• Coatings left behind after asbestos abatement projects
• Concrete (sealed, painted, or clean)
• Wood
• Tile (including VCT, asbestos, vinyl, ceramic, and tile glue)
• Lead paint
• Carpet Glue
• Epoxy
• Drywall or Sheetrock
• Metal
• Sheet vinyl
• Asbestos or lead-painted shingles
• Popcorn ceilings with asbestos fibers
• Most indoor and outdoor construction materials

PerfectPrimer primes surfaces for your choice of:

• PerfectPrimer Products
• Epoxy
• Latex paint
• Decorative cements
• Thin-set + Tile
• Self-leveling cement
• Glue down / self-stick flooring
• Glue down engineered wood

PerfectPrimer and PerfectPaint are the only safe, legal, and effective methods of treating asbestos mastics within EPA guidelines, without the lengthy, expensive process of asbestos abatement.

 

How to use PerfectPrimer:

Remove any debris from the floor such as dust, rubble, and any loose or broken tiles.

Clean floor using a mop or deck brush using PerfectCleaner as per instructions. Mop again using clean water and allow to visibly dry before applying PerfectPrimer.

Apply first coat of PerfectPrimer. Allow 12 hours to dry.

If floor requires patching, apply PerfectLeveler and/or acrylic caulk as needed.

Apply second coat of PerfectPrimer. Allow 24 hours to cure. It should remain tacky to the touch.

If the project must be paused at this stage, use a paper or plastic floor covering to protect the primer. Care should be taken to avoid dust, dirt, or scratches.

Apply your paint, epoxy, modified cement, or adhesives.

If the floor requires a wearable surface for uses such as foot traffic or carpet, apply PaintPlus or epoxy.

 

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Which product should I use to seal my floor or mastics?
If you’re going to stick something to it, use PerfectPrimer.
If you’re going to use alone or lay something over it, use PerfectPaint.

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