What is the correct way to apply the primer?

Getting a flawless finish essentially starts with the right foundation. Applying Smart White Primer is easy if you follow these below mentioned steps : Prep the Surface : Make sure that the surface is clean, dry, and free from imperfections. A smooth base makes all the difference. First Coat : Use a quality roller or brush to apply an even layer of primer and then let it dry thoroughly. Sanding Matters : Now lightly sand the dried primer for a silky-smooth finish. Second Coat : Apply another coat, repeating the sanding process if needed. Extra Care for Certain Surfaces : If you're working with new wood or fresh plaster, additional coats and sanding may be required to get the perfect result.

White Primer Paint | Primer for Whiteboard Paint

Q: Is sanding required after applying the primer?

Yes. Sanding between coats helps ensure a smooth, professional-looking finish. This step is particularly important when prepping for specialty coatings like whiteboard paint where every little imperfection shows.

Smart White Primer

From AUD$45.00

Smart White Primer Paint is a high performance fast drying water based primer

Specially formulated to work as a base for all Smarter Surfaces products.

It has a high pigment content and uses a very high quality resin, which is essential for eliminating uneven and strongly coloured bases.

Most importantly, it creates a sealed, even base, thus ensuring optimal adhesion for our functional coatings. This ensures the coating is not absorbed into the surface, for maximum performance.

Smart White Primer Paint is an essential step before applying whiteboard paint or projector paint.

Commercial grade performance
Fast Drying & Water Based
Environmental – Isocyanates free, Low VOC, Solvent Free
Coverage / Volume :
6m² / 750ml
Product Colour: White (Ral 9003)
Product Finish: Matt
Odour: Very low
VOC: Less than 13g/l
Suitable Surfaces: plaster, wood, metal glass, plastic, composites, tiles and ceramics.

Additional Product Details & Technical Specifications of Smart White Primer

A masterpiece starts with the right foundation, and Smart White Primer is the golden key to a flawless finish. Designed for maximum adhesion and durability, this matt-finish primer preps your surfaces to ensure seamless application of Smarter Surfaces coatings.

From wood and plasterboard to glass and concrete, this high-performance primer bonds effortlessly, creating a smooth, even surface that enhances the longevity and performance of your topcoats. This in turn ensures maximum longevity and flawless compatibility with speciality coatings like magnetic, dry-erase, and other functional paints.

So set the stage for our smarter surfaces because great results start with a great primer.

Key Technical Specifications :

Appearance: Thick, white liquid with a smooth, matte finish.
pH Level: Optimally balanced between 8.4 – 8.6 for superior surface compatibility and stability.
Density: 1.43 (relative to water), ensuring excellent coverage and application efficiency.
Solubility: Fully water-soluble for easy application and hassle-free cleanup.
Viscosity: 9 – 10 poise at 20°C (measured with ICI Rotothinner), providing a smooth and even coating.
Odour: Low-odour formulation for a more comfortable application experience.
Flammability: Completely non-flammable, making it safe for indoor use around people and equipment.
Chemical Stability: Remains stable under normal conditions without hazardous decomposition.
Eco-Friendliness: Non-toxic and environmentally responsible, leaving no harmful residue.
Packaging: Supplied in a secure, resealable container to preserve shelf life.

Features of Smart White Primer :

Flawless Base : Forms a non-absorbent, smooth surface, hence ensuring that your topcoat applies evenly without imperfections.
Superior Adhesion and Durability : Designed to bond seamlessly with Smarter Surfaces speciality paints, enhancing their grip while also extending their lifespan.
Effortless Application : Smoothly glides on with standard brushes or rollers, making it an accessible choice for both professionals and non-professionals alike.
Fast-Drying Formula : Diminishes downtime between subsequent coats, allowing for quicker project completion.
Low VOC and Odour : Reduces exposure to harmful fumes, hence offering a completely safe and comfortable painting experience.
Eco-Conscious and Non-Hazardous : Formulated with user safety and environmental responsibility in mind, free from harmful toxins.
Multi-Surface Compatibility : Adheres effectively to plaster, drywall, wood, and other common surfaces, providing a versatile base for dry-erase, projection, and magnetic coatings.
Long-Lasting Protection : Strengthens the integrity of speciality finishes, reducing the need for frequent touch-ups or maintenance.
Safety Guaranteed : Fully compliant with European safety regulations (EC Regulation No. 1272/2008), ensuring a product you can completely trust.

Step-by-Step Installation Guide :

Achieve a flawless finish by starting with Smart White Primer on smooth, absorbent surfaces. This essential first step ensures a perfect base, free from imperfections that could in turn affect your final result.

Step 1 : Apply the first coat of primer. Then just let it dry completely, and lightly sand for obtaining a smooth, even texture.
Step 2 : Now apply a second coat, sanding again if necessary. Repeat the process until the surface is impeccably smooth.

However, for more challenging surfaces like plaster or fresh wood, additional coats and sanding may be required to achieve the ideal base for whiteboard paint application. The result would be a pristine and durable surface that would help you bring your creative ideas to life.

Need help? If you're unsure about any step, then just simply send us a photo of your surface. Our expert team is ready to provide personalized advice, ensuring a seamless installation experience.

Additional information

Weight	2 kg
Size	6m², 25m²

FAQ's

Getting a flawless finish essentially starts with the right foundation. Applying Smart White Primer is easy if you follow these below mentioned steps :

Prep the Surface : Make sure that the surface is clean, dry, and free from imperfections. A smooth base makes all the difference.
First Coat : Use a quality roller or brush to apply an even layer of primer and then let it dry thoroughly.
Sanding Matters : Now lightly sand the dried primer for a silky-smooth finish.
Second Coat : Apply another coat, repeating the sanding process if needed.
Extra Care for Certain Surfaces : If you're working with new wood or fresh plaster, additional coats and sanding may be required to get the perfect result.

Just think of Smart White Primer as your secret weapon for a long-lasting, high-performance finish. It essentially helps the topcoat stick better, enhances durability, and prepares the surface for specialty coatings, thus minimising any issues down the track.

It depends on the surface. For most walls, two coats will give you a smooth, non-absorbent base. However, it is important to note that fresh plaster or new timber may need extra layers and sanding, especially if you are applying specialty finishes like whiteboard or magnetic paint.

Smart White Primer needs to be completely dry before applying the topcoat. So patience is the key. While drying times vary based on temperature and humidity, but a few hours is usually enough. However, if you want to speed things up, then a bit of warmth in the room will do the trick.

Yes.Sanding between coats helps ensure a smooth, professional-looking finish. This step is particularly important when prepping for specialty coatings like whiteboard paint where every little imperfection shows.

A primer is a versatile product and it works on various surfaces such as timber, plaster, drywall, glass and other absorbent or low-surface-tension materials.

For attaining the best results, go for a high-quality foam or mohair roller, especially if you are prepping for specialty finishes like whiteboard or magnetic paint. However, it is important to mention that if you are using a mohair roller, then make sure to remove any loose fibres before starting in order to avoid a patchy finish.