Otex Adhesion Primer

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Highly-adhesive, solvent-based primer for tricky surfaces. Full matt, quick-drying finish.
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Product Description

Single pack solvent based adhesion primer suitable for priming and undercoating both new and previously painted surfaces.

Otex adheres well to difficult sufaces like glass, tiles, glass fibre, melamine, PVC-plastic, aluminium, zinc-coated sheet metal and surfaces coated with alkyd and acid-curing paint. Suitable also for wood, wood fibre board, chipboard and metal surfaces in dry interior premises.

For interior surfaces that require excellent adhesion and exterior window frames painted with polyurethane or catalytic paints.

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For Interior or Exterior UseInterior, Exterior
SurfaceWood, Trim, Furniture, Doors & Windows, Metal, Galvanised Steel, UPVC, Floor Tiles, Wall Tiles
Product CategoryPrimer/Priming
Sheen LevelFull Matt (0-5%)
Product CertificationsFinnish Key Flag, MED/IMO
BrandTikkurila
Application MethodAirless, Spray, Brush, Roller
Theoretical Cover Rate8–10 m²/l.
Thinner1032/1050
Touch DryDust dry after approx. 1 hour.
Waterbased or SolventbasedSolvent
Recoat TimeSandable and recoatable the following day.
Minimum contentMinimum contents are the can size less 10%
Single Pack or 2 packSingle Pack
Product SegmentDecorative
Available in sample potsYes

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Which Primer/Undercoat Do I Need?

Using a primer will ensure the full depth of colour of your chosen paint colour. Primer is vital to seal unpainted surfaces or prepare the surface for painting. If you are transitioning from a dark to a light colour, the primer has properties that will help obliterate the colour beneath before applying the topcoat. As well as ensuring your paint will last longer, you won’t have to worry about chipping, peeling or discolouration. Opting for a primer is a fail-safe way to achieve the perfect finish.

Some of our most popular primers are noted below:

For walls:                                 Optiva Primer

For walls (high humidity areas): Luja Universal Primer

For interior wood:                     Helmi Primer

For exterior wood:                    Ultra Primer

For exterior masonry:               Hydrosol Primer

For tricky interior substrates:     Otex Akva

For tricky exterior substrates:    Otex Adhesion Primer

For metal:                                Rostex Super Akva

For spraying wood:                    Akvi Primer

For more advice on primers, visit our primer guide.

Be sure to always check the data sheets for suitability for your specific project or give our technical team a call on 0131 334 4999 or send a message to us here.

Any Advice For Painting With Bold Colours?

If you’ve ever worked with paint, you’ll know that there are a few colours that naturally are harder to get right. Typically strong yellows, blues, greens, reds and oranges fall into this category. This is typically due to the hiding power of the pigments used in the colourants. Often it can take additional coats in these colours to achieve a good finish. By using a coloured primer first we can optimise material costs and also reduce the time taken to achieve the desired finish (by applying fewer coats). When choosing the primer shade, the best result can be achieved when we ensure that:

- The primer shade is a different colour from the required topcoat
- The primer is from the same colour family as the topcoat
- The primer shade is lighter than the shade of the topcoat (A primer darker than the topcoat might result in a cloudy impression)

Example: When your topcoat is a strong yellow like RAL 1021, a primer shade like TVT 4005 should be used. Please see Tikkurila’s full range of primer shades here which have been designed to achieve optimum results. If you are unsure about which primer shade you should be using, please contact our technical line by phone, e-mail or webchat.

See Tikkurila range of primer colours here

If you require more advice on painting bold colours, please give our technical team a call on 0131 334 4999 or send a message here.

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