1 Quart Bulls Eye 1-2-3 Primer Sealer Stain Killer.

I've used a lot of primers over the years and this one just keeps ending up back in my hand. It's water-based, so cleanup is easy and the smell is minimal, which matters a lot when you're working inside or in a tight space. It goes on smooth, covers well in one or two coats, and dries fast enough that you're not sitting around waiting to move to the next step. What I really appreciate is the coverage on problem surfaces. If you've got stains, discoloration, or walls that just look rough, this stuff handles it without complaint. It's thick enough to actually do something but not so heavy that it fights you on the brush or roller. The consistency is consistent, which sounds basic but isn't always true with cheaper primers. The quart size is the right call for smaller DIY projects. It goes further than you'd expect, and you'll likely have some left over. If you want a really clean finish for your topcoat, a quick pass with 220 grit before you paint makes a noticeable difference, though it's by no means required. No complaints worth raising. It does exactly what a primer should do, doesn't fight you, and doesn't cost a fortune. For the price and performance, it's hard to argue with. I'd stock a couple of these before any paint project.

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Very high quality product. Great coverage. Highly recommend.

Lo utice para un proyecto bajo la escalera, quedó espectacular y ayudó mucho a qué rindiera el esmalte posterior. Seca muy rápido y el olor es mínimo.

I used this on my 77 Ford F150. The area under and around the wipers and the slots for air are galvanized and very hard to keep automotive paint on the areas. The Bulls eye seems to be working so far but it time will tell once the Texas sun starts baking it! Note: some moron shipped this can in a bag, not a box, just an Amazon paper envelope, a bag! It came with tape over the top of the can on on to the sides of the can over all the information. So of course, when removing the tape, the instructions were also removed. The top of the can was also dented. There a metal "keepers for can tops, obviously Amazon and the Bulls Eye company need to apply them to the product. Not sure who is to blame for shipping just the can unprotected ... Amazon shipping or the Bulls Eye company but I am leaning toward Amazon shipping. Amazon does not leave the opportunity to comment on issues with shipping and the option of exchanging the damaged can for an undamaged can (damaged can is hard to re-seal) correctly from the dent) was not even an option. see red arrow of galvanized area. Hope this helps