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Zinsser PEEL STOP PLUS High Build Binding Primer (946 mL)

Article #03305940 Model #266847 Format 946ML

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Description

Coat right over peeling paint with Zinsser® PEEL STOP® PLUS High Build Binding Primer. This high-performance, low-VOC, water-based binding primer is three times thicker than regular primers and locks down and hides peeling, weathered surfaces to create a smooth, white finish for your top coat.

May be applied up to 30 mils wet without sagging
This high-performance, low-VOC, water-based binding primer is three times thicker than regular primers and locks down and hides peeling, weathered surfaces to create a smooth, white finish for your top coat
Coat right over peeling paint with Zinsser PEEL STOP PLUS High Build Binding Primer
Water-base primer-sealer
Topcoat with any latex or alkyd paint
Low VOC formula
Seals worn surfaces for a smooth finish
Fast drying - recoat in two hours
Outstanding flexibility

Product specifications

Tintable

Yes

Container Size

1-quart

Warranty

Limited lifetime

Type

High build

Item Disclaimer

Interior and exterior use

Series Name

Peel Stop

Can Zinsser Peel Stop Triple Thick Primer be used over deck stain on railings.    Also  how long can I leave Zinsser Peel Stop Triple Thick Primer on before I redcoat with my overcoat.  The reason Not doing the  top coat  perhaps for   7 or 10 days 

Asked by: Anonymous

Hi Robert, Great question! The good news is our Zinsser Peel Stop Plus High Build Binding Primer can be applied over a deck stain on railings. We recommend applying your topcoat no more than 7 days after priming.

Answered by: Rust Oleum Team

Date published: 2023-05-19

Is this good for vinyl siding? (We want to paint instead of replacing it...of course)

Asked by: Erica 25

Hi Erica25, Thank you for you rquestion. Yes, our Zinsser Peel Stop can be applied to vinyl siding. Surfaces should be as well-prepared as possible. This includes clean, dry, sound and free of dust, dirt, excessive chalky material, grime, grease, oil, wax, mildew, or any contamination that may interfere with adhesion. If unsure, always wash surface with a household ammonia and water solution, appropriate cleaning solution, or solvent (Do not use TSP as a cleaner). Remove as much as possible of any unsoundly adhered coatings. Sand any remaining paint film edges smooth with the surface. We hope this answers your question. Feel free to contact us again if you require further information.

Answered by: Rust-Oleum Answers

Date published: 2019-06-14

Would this work for painting the interior of a camper trailer walls and cupboards?

Asked by: ParkerPark

We don't recommend that you use Peel Stop as it is very thick paint to be applying on cabinets. We would recommend that you use either Zinsser Cover Stain or Zinsser Bulls Eye 123

Answered by: Rust-Oleum Answers

Date published: 2019-05-01