Zinsser272479 Bulls Eye 1-2-3 Plus Spray Primer, 13 oz, White

I used this primer after I already painted, which is definitely backwards, I know. I had damage on my apartment wall from an adhesive hook, and in the rush to fix it, I sanded it, touched it up with paint, and only remembered the primer after the fact. By that point, I could still see a faint mark on the wall, and I figured, well, may as well try the primer and hope for the best.And the best happened. Within two hours, I literally couldn’t tell where the scrape was anymore. This primer completely blended the spot into the rest of the wall. I wouldn’t tell anyone to follow my order of operations, but if you mess up like I did, this might still save the day.It turned out to be the final step that pulled everything together. Might be the real MVP of the whole fix.

Nothing works better for covering up drywall with Water Stains

Got this to use on shoes so I can paint them. This brand was recommended by someone online. Hopefully it works well for this.

Satisfactory experience.

Refinishing a dresser and used this as a primer. It works great to cover up sanding and putty filled holes - needed two cans to cover an 8 drawer dresser. Dries super fast.

I use it to prime all my products before painting. I’m a crafter and it’s very important to have it primed correctly before proceeding. Like I said I can find it at other places anywhere from $1 to $5 a can if you purchase more than one or in bulk.

I have used ALOT of sprays over the years and this one, for whatever reason, stood out beyond my expectations. When you spray this, you're not getting a lot of air over paint. This one had both air and paint cover the surface with fewer back & forth motion swipes. We ran out, and my wife got similar Rust-Oleum. Yes, this brand is owned by Rust-Oleum, but it's not the same. I will keep this name in mind next time. Dry time was also incredible.

I was amazed how well and fast this covered. I only painted fishing poles but still, it covered great.