DB Bonding Boss
Available in 8 oz, 16 oz and 32 oz sizes in white, gray and clear
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Bonding BOSS is a stain-eliminating primer and a versatile solution that seamlessly combines bonding and stain removal in a single product!
A combination of both Slick Stick and BOSS that creates the ultimate powerhouse for your painting needs.
Bonding BOSS is suitable for a wide range of surfaces, including glass, ceramic, laminate, metal, concrete, walls, furniture, and cabinets. It comes in three distinct color options to cater to your specific needs: use the white primer for lighter hues, the gray variant for medium tones like yellows, reds and other darker colors, the clear option for dark colors or distressing.
For added assurance against wood tannin bleed-through, especially under whites or light colors, and for superior bonding durability, we strongly recommend incorporating our Bonding BOSS into your painting routine.
Each quart of our Bonding BOSS provides coverage for approximately 160 square feet.
To ensure the best application results, prepare the surface by cleaning it thoroughly from dirt, grease, grime, wax, and chalk with White Lightning, Pristine Clean or Terra Clean. Eliminate any loose or flaking paint, and fill holes, cracks, and surface imperfections as needed. Stir the product with a circular, lifting motion until it achieves uniform consistency.
Application methods include brush, roller or spray. (If you use a sprayer, you MUST clean as soon as you complete spraying because it will clog your sprayer if not.) For brush application, we recommend using one of our Synthetic Brushes or use our Smooth Roller. If necessary, the primer can be thinned with 4 oz. of water per 32 oz. of Bonding BOSS. AGAIN, spray clean water through sprayer after use of Bonding BOSS.
For optimal results, apply 2-3 coats of Bonding BOSS. 3 coats of Bonding BOSS are especially important when covering colors such as red, orange, or other tough stains. In most painting projects, two coats of Bonding BOSS should suffice.
Dry and recoat times are based on temperature and humidity. The primer typically dries to the touch in 2 hours at 77°F and 50% humidity. Allow at least 4 hours of dry time between coats.