Stain Block Paint

Keep your surfaces as clean as can be with our collection of Stain Block Paint. Designed to prevent stains from appearing or even re-appearing, this range of stain blockers feature a wide range of characteristics to deal with a huge range of problems.

What Is Stain Block Paint?

Designed to cover up a wide range of stains and surface imperfections, stain block paints work through blocking and preventing resurfacing stains for appearing on a wide range of surfaces. Easy to apply and use, shop our collection of paints and stain blocking primers above.

Our Top Stain Block Picks

When it comes to stain blockers we have a few options, some of our favourites include:

Zinnser BIN Aqua - Or as we like to know it, the new "kid" on the block. A fantasic water based primer, Zinnser BIN Aqua has quickly become one of our top choices when it comes to blocking and covering stains. A great choice for also covering up odours, this stain blocking primer delivers great coverage and has a super quick drying time of only 25 minutes.

Johnstone's StainAway -Produced with a stain blocking technology, this durable matt emulsion paint delivers high levels of opacity and is a top choice when it comes to using it on stains. A great choice for using on smoke damage, Johnstone's StainAway is easy to apply and can be mixed into a wide range of colours.

Zinsser Cover Stain -

A fantastic choice for blocking stains and odours, Zinsser Cover Stain does exactly what it says on the tin. Featuring excellent hiding power and coverage, this oil based primer includes a quick drying time of only 35 minutes and is available in a wide range of tin sizes to suit your decorating project.

How Many Coats Of Stain Block Should You Apply?

This usually depends on the type of stain. Some decorators will apply one coat, however in most cases we recommend applying two coats of stain block paint to be safe.

Water Based Stain Blocks V Oil Based Stain Blocks - which one to go for?

When it comes to which one of these stain blocker works best - the truth is they both are top choices when it comes to blocking stains. However to help you decide we've listed some Pros and Cons of both.

Water Based Stain Block Pros

  • Tend to be more environmently friendly
  • Quicker drying times
  • Easy to apply

Water Based Stain Blocks Cons

  • Some find them to be less effective than oil based

Oil Based Stain Block Pros

  • Tend to be more effective in dealing with difficult stains

Oil Based Stain Block Cons

  • Smell can be overpowering if covering a larger areas
  • Less environmentally friendly
  • Can have longer drying times

Where Can I Buy Stain Block Paint?

You can buy a wide variety of stain block paint directly from Decorating Centre Online via our website. Simply choose your preferred product, select your finish of choice and add it to your basket and continue to the checkout. We offer free standard delivery on all orders over £60.00 and can provide a next day delivery service if required.

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