Kilz 10002 Interior Oil-based Primer Stain Blocker Qt

Product Description

The KILZ 10002 is an oil-based interior primer and stain blocker formulated for trade and professional use on surfaces with heavy staining or odor problems. It delivers strong stain-blocking performance against water stains, smoke, tannin, ink, pencil, felt marker, and grease. The formula also seals pet, food, and smoke odors before topcoating. Drying to touch in 30 minutes and ready for topcoat in 1 hour, it fits into a normal workday workflow without extended wait times. Licensed painters, remodelers, and property restoration contractors rely on this primer when latex primers are not enough for the job.

This primer is designed for interior use on porous and problem surfaces including wood, drywall, plaster, paneling, wallpaper, masonry, brick, painted metal, and properly prepared glossy surfaces. It is well suited to restoration work, smoke and fire damage remediation, and new construction where heavy tannin bleed from wood substrates is a concern. Once dry, it accepts both latex and oil-based topcoats, giving the installer flexibility in finish selection.

Key Features

• Blocks heavy interior stains including water, smoke, tannin, ink, pencil, felt marker, and grease
• Seals pet, food, and smoke odors before topcoating
• Dries to touch in 30 minutes with a 1-hour topcoat window
• Compatible with both latex and oil-based topcoats
• Seals porous surfaces for a uniform finish
• Suitable for wood, drywall, plaster, masonry, brick, painted metal, and glossy surfaces

Compatibility

Designed for interior application on wood, drywall, plaster, paneling, wallpaper, masonry, brick, painted metal, and properly prepared glossy surfaces. Accepts latex or oil-based finish coats.

Installation Notes

Application should be performed by a qualified painter or finishing contractor in a well-ventilated space, as this is an oil-based product with solvent-containing vapors. Ensure the work area is free of open flames or ignition sources during application and drying. Surface preparation including cleaning, deglossing, and patching should be completed before priming. Comply with all local VOC regulations and disposal requirements for oil-based coatings.