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Zinsser B-I-N White Multi-surface Matt Primer 3 for 2 at B&Q - 3 x 1L for £50 or 3 x 2.5L for £102 free C&C @ B&Q
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Posted 31 March 2023

Zinsser B-I-N White Multi-surface Matt Primer 3 for 2 at B&Q - 3 x 1L for £50 or 3 x 2.5L for £102 free C&C @ B&Q

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A bit niche, but this paint works miracles and is always incredibly expensive. Seems like a good time to stock up as I don't think they're normally included in the 3 for 2 offers.

Usually around £25 per litre, so good saving if you fancy stocking up.

3 x 1L for £50 (£16.66 per Litre)

3 x 2.5L for £102 (£13.60 per Litre)

All other interior paints and mixed paints are included in the 3 for 2.
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  1. smokedsausage's avatar
    smokedsausage
    Decorating direct have own brand Fossa shellac primer it's £28 a 2.5l
    Great gear.

    Free post orders over £45.

    Also Johnstone Trade stainaway emulsion in any colour is superb stuff can save a coat of messy shellac primer. Esp on ceilings

    P and D 30 yr.
  2. Kartnet's avatar
    Kartnet
    Recently hear comments from my builder that Dulux Trade Satinwood (both oil based & QuickDry) going yellow on him and also being very very thin (ie not covering)

    I presume his prep is at fault.

    Any tips/comments?
    CRWAB's avatar
    CRWAB
    Recently done a room with Satinwood, needs good prep and an underlay like this really as its really thin stuff.

    Oil based ones always tend to yellow more over time, satinwood is great but would need to sand the gloss off first and then apply a primer like this
  3. deleted2784183's avatar
    Anonymous User
    But what is actually so good about it?
  4. BlitRider's avatar
    BlitRider
    The Screwfix no nonsense one is virtually the same. I have used both for staining and water damage cover ups.
    sprite127594's avatar
    sprite127594
    Good to know thanks.

    Do you know the best way to eliminate lines when rolling walls, ceilings with vinyl Matt emulsion?

    Just done some ceilings and I can see roller lines which is doing my head in. I used 12" Harris rollers. I also used Wickes own trade vinyl Matt.
    But I've also used Dulux trade vinyl Matt and that's done the same?
  5. texsup's avatar
    texsup
    Yep. Zinsser paint is absolutely cracking.
    Gandyo123's avatar
    Gandyo123
    Shouldn't be cracking. Get a refund.
  6. shunka's avatar
    shunka
    This stuff is so good put it on freshly plastered walls after a mist coat gives the flatest surface to paint on and drys fast. 7.5l for me.
    smokedsausage's avatar
    smokedsausage
    l hate to say it but you shouldnt really do that if new plaster, the plaster needs month or so to dry a contract matt lets it breathe.. if its ok and dry you should be ok but its pointless really.
    No painter decorator would paint zinner bin on new walls its expensive and cant see the point really unless a problem with damp marks etc

    P and D 30 yrs
  7. w0nky's avatar
    w0nky
    Agreed, bit thin when applying but excellent finish. Can't imagine needing 7.5 l of the stuff but cracking deal if Ur glossing the house head to toe
  8. rayman1970's avatar
    rayman1970
    Used this when purchased a house and one of the rooms reeked of cigarettes. Painted all surfaces and no more stench. Worth every penny
  9. smephone's avatar
    smephone
    Excellent primer. Well worth the premium cost over others
  10. Fernando_Medeiros's avatar
    Fernando_Medeiros
    tag: laptop
    What?
    doozeruk's avatar
    doozeruk
    That's what I came here for too.... Ironic given that I'm a decorator
  11. sxxychocolate's avatar
    sxxychocolate
    Looks like unicorn love juice comment got deleted!! Joking aside, this paint is magical...superb stuff!!

    I normally get 5litres at around the 60quid mark

    Thanks for posting and heated up
  12. zillfish's avatar
    zillfish
    Good price if you need that much.
    £23/l at screwfix.
  13. sxxychocolate's avatar
    sxxychocolate
    Zinsser paints are brill! I also recently used their all coat exterior....superb exterior weatherproof masonry paint
  14. exmouthred's avatar
    exmouthred
    Just to point out that the offer does not include white emulsions and pre-mixed tester pots, but all other paint is included. The offer continues until 17 April, too.
  15. shamedbear3's avatar
    shamedbear3
    Amazing stuff - paints over the messiest of crime scenes
  16. dazzler66's avatar
    dazzler66
    Had a leak from the bathroom, could not get rid of the stain in the ceiling, one coat of this and it was gone, brilliant paint.
  17. HappyShopper's avatar
    HappyShopper
    Anyone know the shelf life of this?
    BlitRider's avatar
    BlitRider
    I have had this tin opened 3 years ago, still using it now.
  18. Chrry's avatar
    Chrry
    This is down as a laptop in the 'linked groups' categories
  19. madball's avatar
    madball
    Great paint as a primer for anyone upcycling furniture. It seals the surface and you don't get any bleed through. It is like skimmed milk in colour and viscosity though so can use through a sprayer if needs be. Dries really flat if applied correctly
  20. spannerzone's avatar
    spannerzone
    Amazing what insect secretions can do
  21. Mrepg's avatar
    Mrepg
    Best a man can get. Not for wokies!
  22. mnet's avatar
    mnet
    Honestly great stuff. Covers up all greasy fingerprints the kids left plus again greasy stains over the cooker after tenancy finished.
  23. mark9915's avatar
    mark9915
    Good price but as a DIYer I found this to be messy and difficult to work with when compared to 1-2-3.

    That said this managed to get rid of our “prostitute red” wall that our predecessors thought would be a good idea in the kitchen/diner!
    Fn6Dragon's avatar
    Fn6Dragon
    What’s the main difference between 123 and BIN ?
  24. nazx's avatar
    nazx
    Is BIN good for brand new pine knotty softwood staircase spindles / handrails / bannister ? Can I avoid using knitting solution and go straight onto this on the knotty pine?
    drewc's avatar
    drewc
    Zinnser have something called 'cover stain' which is good for priming new wood.
  25. smokedsausage's avatar
    smokedsausage
    No probs, but zinnser coverstain wont block knots in pine its totally different from redwood cedar bleed, it will bleed through in a month or 2 sadly.

    P and D 30 yr

    All the best
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