KILZ Brands

Recently redid the basement walls. It looked good for about a week and the it started discoloring and flaking in spots. We thoroughly scraped before repairing. Even have some bubbles in a few spots. Very disappointed that I paid for a substandard product.

Kilz Primers are my favorite primers and I don't use anything else anymore. Every paint job I do has Kilz primers under the paint.

KILZ brand products have helped further an era of DIY'ers. The ability to bring new life to the old, personalize the new, and create professional durable finishes is what has kept me coming back to KILZ products time and time again. With 3 kids, this do-it-yourself'er doesn't take any chances with projects, just about every piece of furniture in my house, and most of my walls have a coat of KILZ primer underneath! Lol!

I operate a small home remodeling/rehab business and have used Kilz primers (oil and latex) for years, with 100% performance satisfaction. The primers always seal, cover and retard bleed thru of stains, dark colors or other issues. I believe a fresh coat of Kilz primer helps present a new paint color at the best possible condition and purest color reproduction. This year I began using Kilz Pro-X 300 series paints and have found it to be as dependable as the Kilz primers. Paint applies evenly covers excellantly and dries quickly.

I use the water bsed Kilz brush on primer almost daily in my painted furniture business. Great base for light color applications. Oil based is good for slick furniture surface.

I've been using Kilz Primer for most of my priming, sealing, and stain blocking jobs. Their products are excellent, easy to find, economical, and what I like the most ... their one-coat coverage! I highly recommend Kilz products.

I never ask a paint to do a primers job! Kilz is the best to cover stubborn stains as well as priming for fewer top coats. I've been using Kilz for over 15 years. Nothing compares!

I work with KILZ brand primers and find them the highest quality products. When using primer I either use the KILZ spray primer or the Clean Start primer.