PRIMERA INTERIOR WALL PRIMER is a water-thinnable base coat offering superior brightness, excellent adhesion and sealing properties, along with good resistance to wall alkalinity. Endowed with fast-drying ability, it is used for priming plastered walls, concrete, brickwork, etc. Its low-VOC formulation make it an ideal base coat. It holds high resistance to algae and fungi, and is applicable for all water-based products, giving excellent coverage and protection to interior spaces.
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Before you even open that paint can, your wall needs the right prep, and that starts with a good primer. Primera Exterior Wall Primer is designed to create a clean, ready-to-paint surface that helps your colour go on smoothly and stay put for longer. It’s like setting a strong foundation before building anything on top. When you use Primera first, the paint adheres better, spreads more evenly, and doesn’t soak straight into the wall. That means less paint, less effort, and a more polished result.
It’s suitable for a wide range of exterior surfaces, whether it’s cement plaster, RCC, concrete bricks or even ceilings. Application is easy, and it works with brush, roller or spray. Since it’s water-thinnable, mixing and applying it is a hassle-free job. What’s more, its bright white base and good opacity help bring out the true tone of your topcoat, no matter what colour you choose. Bright shades feel vibrant, and softer hues stay smooth and clean, without blotches or uneven patches.
Primera does more than just make your walls look good. It also adds a layer of protection. It fills in minor surface cracks and helps shield the wall from moisture, dampness, and alkali damage. This becomes especially useful in areas with high humidity or seasonal rain. So if you’re painting anything from your main entrance to your terrace wall or garden backdrop, using Primera helps make sure your walls stay looking fresh and hold onto that finish for a lot longer.
Timing plays a big role in how well your exterior primer performs. Ideally, choose a clear, dry day when the weather is mild, not too hot, not too cold. A daytime temperature between 10°C and 35°C works best. High humidity or rain can slow down the drying process or stop the primer from bonding properly to the surface.
Also, avoid painting early in the morning or late evening when there’s a chance of dew settling on walls. If the wall feels damp to the touch, you need to wait. A dry, warm afternoon is your safest bet. If you’re working in a place with extreme weather shifts, try to schedule the work during a steady weather window as this ensures the primer cures well and gives your paint the best surface to hold on to.
Getting your walls ready the right way makes a big difference. Here’s a simple step-by-step to use Primera Exterior Wall Primer:
Make sure the wall is dry and free from dust, dirt, grease or loose flakes. You can clean it using a brush or water spray. Fill any small holes or cracks before starting.
Add clean water in a 1:1 ratio to the primer and mix it well. Make sure the mixture is smooth before you apply it.
Use a brush, roller or spray to apply one even coat. Try to go in the same direction. Let it dry completely, it usually takes 4 to 6 hours.
Once the primer is dry, your wall is ready for paint. A well-primed wall helps the colour stick better and look more even.
Pro Tip: Don’t use the primer when it’s too cold or damp. Also, don’t add any colour or stainer, Primer works best on its own.
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The formulas are easy to work with, simple to apply, consistent in quality, and made to get the job done right. From primers that prepare your surface well to topcoats that hold their colour through sun and rain, JK Maxx Paints has been made keeping real needs in mind.
So when you choose us, you’re not just picking a paint. You’re choosing a finish that stays fresh, works well with different surfaces, and makes the entire painting process feel more sorted.
Before any colour goes on, the surface needs to be right. Primera Exterior Wall Primer helps you set that foundation properly. It smoothens out rough areas, seals tiny cracks, and reduces how much paint your wall soaks in. The result? You use less paint, your colour goes on evenly, and the finish looks cleaner and sharper.
You can, but it’s not the best idea. Skipping primer often leads to poor results. Your paint may look patchy, peel off faster, or need more coats to get even colour. Primers help seal the surface and create a better grip for the paint, which means you use less paint and get a neater, longer-lasting finish.
Primer acts like a base coat that evens out the wall surface and helps the paint stick better. It also covers small imperfections and seals porous areas. On exterior walls that face harsh weather, sun, rain, dust, a primer protects the paint from damage and helps it look better and last longer.
On a moderately smooth wall, one litre of primer can cover around 90–110 sq. ft. per coat using a brush or roller. Keep in mind that rough or porous walls may soak up more primer, reducing the coverage slightly. So, it’s always good to do a small test patch first.
Exterior wall primers work well on surfaces like cement plaster, brick, RCC (reinforced cement concrete), and cement sand renderings. They’re also suitable for ceilings and slightly textured walls. Just make sure the surface is dry, clean, and free from dust, grease or loose particles before you begin.
Start by prepping the wall—clean it well and fix any small cracks or holes. Then, mix the primer with clean water (usually in a 1:1 ratio as per the instructions). Stir it properly, then apply one coat using a brush, roller, or spray. Let it dry fully (about 4-6 hours) before painting over it. For a consistent result, make sure you stir the mix during use too.
Exterior primers are made to handle rough outdoor conditions, heat, humidity, rain, dust, and pollution. They offer better resistance to moisture and alkali damage. Interior primers don’t need that level of protection since they’re used in less demanding environments. So, while they both prepare walls for painting, the materials used and the level of protection they provide differ.
Keep it in a cool, dry place with the lid tightly closed. Don’t store it near direct heat or sunlight. If you’ve mixed it with water, use it within 24 hours. Always wear gloves or tools while handling it, and keep it out of children’s reach. If it gets on your skin or in your eyes, rinse with clean water right away and get medical help if needed.
