INSL-X · Primers and stucco

Stix

A bonding primer that holds to glossy, slick surfaces without sanding.

In use

Glossy oak cabinet doors on sawhorses, some coated in bonding primer
Glossy bathroom tile, the lower half rolled with a matte bonding primer
A galvanized steel side gate, the left half primed, the right half bare metal

What it’s for

Stix is for surfaces that resist paint: PVC, vinyl, glass, tile, glazed block, fiberglass, galvanized metal, and old glossy paint you would rather not sand.

It goes on down to 35°F and can be topcoated the same day. Full adhesion takes three to four days, so handle primed cabinet doors with care until then.

Where we use it

  • Glossy cabinets and trim without sanding
  • PVC and vinyl
  • Tile and glass
  • Galvanized metal

At the counter

Call ahead, and it will be ready at the counter.

Sizes
Ask the counter
Color
Ready-mixed
Where
8340 E Raintree Dr Ste. C-6, ScottsdaleMon–Fri 6 am–6 pm · Sat 9 am–3 pm

Spec sheet

For painters and spec writers. From the manufacturer’s data sheet.

Product codes
SXA-110
Substrates
PVC, vinyl, plastic, glass, tile, glazed block, glossy paint, fiberglass, galvanized
Application temp
Down to 35°F
Full cure
3–4 days

Pairs with

Next

Tell us about the surface.

We’ll price Stix for the job and have it ready for pickup.