Paint

Kilz Primers are like a fresh start for your walls and woodwork. Before you paint, a coat of Kilz can solve many common problems. It's great at covering up old, dark paint colors so your new color looks bright and true. If you have water stains, smoke damage, or crayon marks on a wall, Kilz will seal them in so those ugly spots don't bleed through your new paint. It also works on surfaces that have never been painted before, like new drywall or raw wood, giving the paint a smooth and even surface to stick to.

Using Kilz is simple. First, make sure your surface is clean, dry, and free of loose dust or peeling paint. Stir the primer well before you begin. You can apply it with a brush for trim, a roller for walls, or a sprayer for large areas. One helpful handy tip is to always let the primer dry completely according to the instructions on the can. Rushing this step can cause problems later. Once it's fully dry, you can paint over it with any top coat. This extra step might seem like more work, but it makes your final paint job look better and last much longer, saving you time and frustration in the long run.