Dulux 1L Precision White Maximum Strength Adhesion Primer

I was unsure of what previously coated the surface so thought an adhesion primer would be my best bet. Happy with application, good coverage and easy cleanup.

Dulux markets this as being able to stick to so many surfaces and "glazed tiles" really stood out to me. Most of the time manufactures can't guarantee products for anything with a glaze on it, and if they do its normally solvent based and not water based.I worked in the industry for 10 years and was eager to give this a go when some friends asked me to paint their bathroom tiles. I decided a test patch was the best way to go, and so I tested the primer on these tiles and did an adhesion test after a week to let the primer cure.It's ok, not as good as Dulux would have you believe, we did a test patch on sanded tiles and a path on non-sanded tiles. Reason we did both is because these tiles are quite glossy and incredibly hard to sand so if I could negate sanding ... MoreDulux markets this as being able to stick to so many surfaces and "glazed tiles" really stood out to me. Most of the time manufactures can't guarantee products for anything with a glaze on it, and if they do its normally solvent based and not water based.I worked in the industry for 10 years and was eager to give this a go when some friends asked me to paint their bathroom tiles. I decided a test patch was the best way to go, and so I tested the primer on these tiles and did an adhesion test after a week to let the primer cure.It's ok, not as good as Dulux would have you believe, we did a test patch on sanded tiles and a path on non-sanded tiles. Reason we did both is because these tiles are quite glossy and incredibly hard to sand so if I could negate sanding and use a different product that sticks better it would be worth the $$$ to save labour costs.Most people wouldn't think there's too many issues with the way this has stuck, but it definitely hasn't stuck extremely well and you don't want to apply the topcoat, put in all that effort only to have the primer delaminate over time.On matt tiles this product may stick better, and I don't doubt it's adhesion to other substrates like laminate, I would strongly recommend everyone do a test patch prior unless its something like old enamel, or Gyproc.In summary: sticks well, better than other waterbased primers, claims are a bit loose

Hardest thing to find at the moment, unless you want commercial quantities.Stock counts in stores don’t reflect actual stock when looking online.