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IMPROVE COATINGS ADHESION TO WEATHERED SURFACES WITH
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS NEW PrimeRx PEEL BONDING PRIMER
CLEVELAND – February 26, 2013 – Painting contractors and property managers can save time and money yet still get excellent results — even when dealing with alligatored or peeling coatings — with Sherwin-Williams new PrimeRx™ Peel Bonding Primer, which seals and bonds tightly to sound, marginally prepared or peeling surfaces.
“The saying, ‘time is money’ is especially true when it comes to preparing less-than-perfect surfaces for painting. We know professionals want to deliver top-quality work, and our new PrimeRx Peel Bonding Primer helps painters complete a job faster with less sanding and scraping,” said Karl Schmitt, vice president, marketing, Sherwin-Williams.
High build with excellent filling and bonding characteristics, PrimeRx Peel Bonding Primer is an ideal application for weathered or peeling exteriors, resulting in a more even finish after topcoating compared to traditional primers. It meets the most stringent VOC regulations.
For more information, please visit www.sherwin-williams.com/home-builders/.
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Not impressed
Pellbond knockoff Zinnser also has one called peel stop .
I smell load of trouble with this Primer, painters all over America will now use less effort to prep and end up having to re do the job just years later. Hope this trend doesnt catch on.
That was what came to mind when i read it. Here in Florida dealing with the mistakes from slack contractors is very common here.
Interesting product, I would like to try it out on a nice clean surface see how it sprays on. I’ll post my results and thoughts.
That would be great, be sure to use the “click here to share your opinion” button at the bottom of the post.
Have any of you already tried this product? I have heard that you can get a better price from SW. I would like to know if it compares to XIM Peelbond and/or Zinsser Peel Stop triple thick.