Creative people love compact DIY projects. They design their own magnetic boards – whether square, round or in the shape of a motif. Then they paint the surface in their favourite colour and pin postcards, photos and notes at home and at work. With the magnetic primer, decorative objects with smooth surfaces such as furniture, doors, worktops or shelves can be transformed into magnetic boards. The advantage? No drilling, screwing or stapling. After drying, the primed surface can be painted over with KREUL acrylic paints and varnished over with KREUL blackboard paint without affecting the magnetic effect. True upcycling professionals rely on the dual benefit: the memo board holds magnets and, thanks to the blackboard paint, can be written on with the KREUL Chalky chalk marker.
- Black acrylic primer for creating adhesive surfaces for magnets
- Creamy-pasty, opaque, lightfast
- Water-based
- Dries matt
- Contains rust-free iron powder
- Magnetic force depends on layer thickness
- Low odour
- For priming wood, cardboard, polystyrene, stone, dry concrete and MDF; washable from smooth surfaces such as ceramic, glass, tiles, metal, acrylic and plastic
- Good brushability, therefore easy to apply with brush, paint roller and spatula
- Do not dilute - Apply at least 3 coats for optimal effect
- After complete drying (24 hours), can be painted over with KREUL acrylic paints and varnished over with KREUL blackboard paint
- 250 ml can covers 0.5 m² Application:
- Shake or stir well before use.
- Surface must be grease-free, dust-free and dry.
- For highly absorbent surfaces, priming with KREUL acrylic paints is recommended.
- Do not dilute - For an optimal magnetic effect, apply at least 3 coats of magnetic primer crosswise with a brush; when applying with a paint roller, at least 5 coats are recommended.
- Drying time per coat approx. 2 hours. Drying time can be shortened by blow-drying.
- Clean brushes and paint rollers immediately after use with water.
