Wood Knot & Resin Blocking Primer
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For use on interior and exterior woodwork, this Primer blocks resinous stains on bare hardwoods, softwoods and knotty areas when using our Exterior Eggshell, Estate Eggshell, Full Gloss or Dead Flat. Available in one colour.
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Contains isothiazolinones. May produce an allergic reaction.
Rated 5 out of
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Anonymous from
Truly amazing primer
We own a 500 year old Devon long house built mostly of cob walls and original wooden windows so have to use paints and primers that complement these materials, F&B products have always given us the results we've wanted after using Wood Knot & Resin Blocker primer first on our windows followed by F&B off black they look truly amazing,,,,,, we'd never use anything other then F&B now!!
Date published: 2020-09-22
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JohnL from
Quality Paint
I have been using farrow and Ball paints few years because of their great quality. I recently replaced an exterior door which needed a good knot sealant. I have used many sealants over the years and none have been particularly good. So I tried Farrow and Ball wood knot and resin blocking primer. The reviews were good and like all their paints was excellent quality. Easy to apply, good levelling qualities and good coverage. Only time will tell about the blocking qualities but looks good up to now. I am confident that this will continue
Date published: 2020-07-24
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Marler from
Oozing quality
The best wood knotting paint on the market. Works 100% and provides superb base for next coats for interior paintwork. Never fails.
Date published: 2020-06-13
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Tnlam from
Knotty primer
This primer is thin. It will take 3-4 coats to fully cover any Knott's such a pine. Be sure to lightly sand before painting for a smoother surface.
I dont like that when I taped off a section the primer came off when I took off the tape. The primer had been on for two weeks before doing this.
Date published: 2020-02-25
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Theblacksheepsister from
Best knotting and primer I've used
Farrow and Ball knotting and primer solution is the best I've ever used. When I bought my house there were a lot of bare wooden pine doors and skirting, so when I wanted to paint them white the research said I would need a knotting solution to stop them bleeding through the paint. I've tried a few other brands before Farrow and Ball and they've all fallen short and bled through. I tried F&b on my bathroom floor and door and a year later there are still no signs of bleed through. I've since painted a pine bed frame and door and again brilliant results. It goes on perfectly, dries pink and has no smell and a tin lasts for ages. Well worth the price. I've since bought another tin to do all my other doors.
Date published: 2019-09-03
Rated 5 out of
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Misty from
Great coverage
I bought this to treat wooden kitchen cupboard doors prior to painting.
Date published: 2019-07-14
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Yanto28 from
Just what we needed!
Previous paint work spoilt by resin stains and build up. Door prepared and coated with this product, already seeing great results.
Date published: 2017-09-12
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DIYgirl from
Pure genius
We paint stripped all the joinery on the front of our mid 18th century home back to bare wood. Had rotten oak (including a finial) repaired or replaced and new sills put on/in. And started again - I used three thin coats of this product on everything (4 on the new oak). Then three coats of undercoat/primer. Then three coats of Top coat (in Pointing exterior eggshell). This was 2010. South facing. Heat trap in summer and rural enough for hard frosts and icicles from the eaves in winter. This year is the first time Any of the joinery has needed a little bit of light sanding and repainting - just here and there.
Am currently working my way through the north side windows that I did a rush job on a decade ago using a different brand surface primer (had used F&B paints for years - but I don't even know if this F&B wood knot/resin blocker was around then?). Going back to bare or or well sanded back surface this time and it's this product that is going on first. Same number of coats of everything.
I probably don't need so many but given the outcome on the other side it can't hurt.
I think this product is pure genius.
Date published: 2016-12-05