Rust-Oleum Magnetic Primer Overview

This high-performance primer allows surfaces to function as magnetic boards, enabling organization, creativity, and convenience in home or office environments. Its charcoal finish blends well with various décor styles while providing a reliable magnetic hold.

Rust-Oleum Magnetic Primer Benefits and Features

• Transforms Standard Surfaces: Converts walls, furniture, and workspaces into magnetic display areas.
• Versatile Application: Works on multiple materials for broad functionality.
• Durable Basecoat: Ensures strong adhesion for magnetic use.
• Neutral Charcoal Finish: Allows easy customisation with topcoat paint.

Steps to Follow for Applying Rust-Oleum Magnetic Primer

Surface Preparation:

1. Ensure temperature is between 10°C and 32°C with humidity below 85% for proper drying.
2. Remove loose paint and rust using a wire brush or sandpaper.
3. Lightly sand glossy surfaces to promote adhesion.
4. Clean the surface with soap and water, rinse thoroughly, and let dry.

Application Process With The Rust-Oleum Magnetic Primer

1. Stir thoroughly before use to ensure even magnetic particle distribution.
2. Apply using a brush or roller, ensuring uniform coverage.
3. Allow proper drying between coats for optimal magnetic strength.
4. Once fully dried, apply a topcoat if desired.

Cleanup:

• Clean tools with soap and water after use.
• Store in a cool, dry location for future applications.

A Few Scenarios Where the Product Can Be Used

• Creating interactive workspaces with magnet-friendly surfaces.
• Designing functional kitchen or office boards for notes and organisation.
• Enhancing playrooms with magnetic activity walls.
• Upgrading DIY projects with innovative magnetic functionality.

Additional Painting Accessories for Optimal Application

• Magnetic Tape & Dispenser 19mmx3m

• Magnetic Chalk Board A4

• Matt Printable Magnetic Sheet A4 2pc

Health and Safety

Use in a well-ventilated area, following temperature and humidity guidelines for proper drying. If scraping or sanding old paint, be aware of potential lead exposure, which can be harmful, particularly to children and pregnant women. Always wear a NIOSH-approved respirator when dealing with older painted surfaces, and clean up carefully with a HEPA vacuum and wet mop. For more safety information, consult the National Lead Information Hotline before starting your project.

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