Author: Dunes Painting

Use the right primer for interior walls: water-based for new drywall, oil-based for covering oil paint, stain-blocking for damage. Choose primers based on surface, color, and moisture needs for durable, flawless paint.

Choosing the right primer ensures a smooth base for paint, enhancing adhesion and durability for a flawless, long-lasting finish.

Guide details selecting primers by surface: drywall primers seal porous walls; oil-based primers block wood stains; rust-inhibiting primers protect metal; specialized primers address stains, odors, or color changes in interior walls.

Choose the right drywall primer—water-based for most walls, oil-based for stains, PVA for new drywall, and stain-blocking for damage—to ensure smooth, durable, and flawless interior paint finishes.