An improved version of Slick Stick with added stain blocking power.

Introducing our revolutionary Stain Eliminating Primer— a versatile solution that seamlessly combines bonding and stain removal in a single product!

Our primer, aptly named Bonding BOSS, is the result of a unique marriage between Slick Stick and BOSS, creating 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 colour options to cater to your specific needs: use the white primer for lighter hues, the grey variant for medium tones like yellows, reds and other darker colours, the clear option for dark colours or distressing.

For added assurance against wood tannin bleed-through, especially under whites or light colours, 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.

How to Apply:
To ensure the best application results, prepare the surface by cleaning it thoroughly from dirt, grease, grime, wax, and chalk with White Lightning or Sugar Soap. 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.

Apply a smooth coat (don’t use your best brushes for this but it’s important to use one that will give a smooth finish in preparation for your paint - and allow to dry for an hour (more if you are in high humidity).

Apply a second coat of BONDING BOSS and allow to dry. Wait an hour, then paint over with Dixie Belle Paint.

Note: If you have already started painting your piece when you notice a bleed through problem occurring, just stop and allow your paint to dry before applying a coat or two of BOSS, depending on the severity of the bleed through, and then (once dry) you may continue painting your piece.

Clean up brushes using soap and water.