ZinsserZINBIN400A 400 ml B.I.N Primer/Sealer Stain Killer Aerosol

We had a leaky patch in the bedroom ceiling Our painter friend told us to buy this & spray it on, we did just that & the stain vanished. The Professional painter said it’s a secret tip that painters use & Dont tell anyone !!!

A bit expensiveTips...Dries too quick (sometimes a good thing)Wear a mask and vent the house because the fumes are harmful and very strongClean brushes/rollers and splashes with Methylated Spirit only (nothing else works)Stir well before use...very well.The good stuff...This primer is a great product you can use on multiple surfaces and covers stains vey wellRepaint or paint over in 20 minutesLasts a long time if you seal the lid after useI have used a lot of this product over a lot of yearsand it has never let me down.

Easy to apply qui k to dry and good coverage

Did a really good job of my bookcase. Easy to use. But very expensive.

After painting some wood panelling with 4 coats of thick gloss paint and having big varnish stains and knots of wood still showing through the paint, I decided to give this a go, and I'm SO glad I did! No need to sand or anything, I gave it a good coat which didn't use much of the tin at all as it's incredibly thin. Left it for an hour and then put a coat of gloss over the top, and it looks fantastic, no stains or knots showing through at all. I'm going to use this to see if it will cover mould stains left from a previous tenant!The brush I used had to be chucked out as I don't have any methylated spirits to clean it, but it was a cheap brush so no harm done.I was slightly worried before buying this, as several reviewers have said they had trouble with the paint leaking in transit. When it arrived (several days before the estimated date!) it was wrapped in 3 layers of thick, sticky packaging, a layer of bubble wrap and a layer of duct tape, sealing it all down. It was extremely secure!

Bought to prevent mould coming back over the winter on a wall by the window. Too early to say how effective it is for that but I’m confident it will work. There is a slightly brownish shade to it so not completely white but I’ll be painting over it anyway so no issue there. Seems decent for the price if it can prevent the mould from coming back. There is a strong smell when painting but doesn’t linger for too long with the windows open and doesn’t smell at all after.

I have used zinsser bin for years and have found it to be a reliable cover up.This time around we used it on some water damaged walls/pain as a primer before repainting.As expected we got very good results.

Used to prime bits on kitchen walls before painting. Then had undercoat and two coats of blue paint. At a certain angle can see blemish of this on wall in certain lights. Wouldn’t use again.

I have used it before to cover stains before painting. Only solution for oil marks left by blue tack.

Very good product. I use it regularly