Fusion - Self-Etching Primer

This terrific NEW all-purpose self-etching-primer is ideal for promoting adhesion between multiple surface coatings (including applications of topcoats or primers over cured RustSeal) in addition to priming bare metals such as steel, brass, aluminum, and most hard plastics.

15oz Aerosol - $22.⁹⁵ | Pint - $28.⁹⁵
Quart - $44.⁹⁵ | Gallon - $139.⁹⁵
5 Gallon Pail - $589.⁹⁵

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Description

Fusion Overview

Looking for a FAST drying and easy-to-apply primer that allows you to quickly topcoat RustSeal or any other basecoats? We have exactly what you need ... FUSION!

All-purpose grey self-etching primer ideal for promoting adhesion between multiple surface coatings, including applications of topcoats and primers or over fully cured RustSeal. Fusion is also excellent for priming bare metals such as steel, brass, aluminum and most hard plastics.

Allows you to topcoat over a smooth rock hard RustSeal surface that’s been in place for months or years! Just lightly sand the surface using 280-320 grit sandpaper before applying a thin covering coat of FUSION then topcoat as desired.

Can be sprayed or brushed on almost any painted surface and is ready for a topcoat in 20-30 minutes. Fusion is available in a convenient aerosol as well as pints, quarts and gallons. Satisfaction guaranteed!

Fusion Features

All-purpose self-etching primer
Promotes adhesion to almost anything
Bonds to fully cured RustSeal
Ready to topcoat in 20-30 minutes
Direct to metal

Please Note: Fusion is not a high build primer.

Fusion Coverage

15oz of Fusion will cover 40 sq. ft.
Pint of Fusion will cover 50 sq. ft.
Quart of Fusion will cover 100 sq. ft.
Gallon of Fusion will cover 400 sq. ft.
5 Gallon Pail of Fusion will cover 2000 sq. ft.

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Q: I have a truck frame that still has a lot of factory paint still on it that I know won't last very long. Do I need to strip all the paint off first or and can I go over it with the self etching primer and then coat it with rust seal?

Asked by: Travis - 3/8/2014

A: It would be best to strip off the old coating, but it is not necessary. The best rust protection is always achieved by applying RustSeal to properly prepped metal. But, if you have do not want to strip off the old coating, you can clean the old coating with KBS Klean and scuff it up with 300 grit and then apply RustSeal.

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Answer provided by: KBS Coatings (3/14/2014)

Q: I have to paint some brass objects (2 will be white & 2 will be black). I was reading that the first thing I need is self-etching primer. Will this work to paint brass these colors?

Asked by: Diane Smith - 2/10/2014

A: Yes, the Fusion Self-Etch Primer will stick to brass and get the brass surface ready for your white or black paint.

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Answer provided by: KBS Coatings (2/10/2014)

Q: what color is the fusion primer?

Asked by: Dan - 7/23/2014

A: The Fusion Self-Etch Primer is grey in color.

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Answer provided by: KBS Coatings (1/2/2015)

Q: After using the self-etching primer can I use a enamel paint and clear?

Asked by: James - 2/26/2015

A: Yes, you can coat over Fusion with Motor Coater Engine Enamel and then a clear coat like our DiamondFinish Clear. Just let the Fusion cure for 30 minutes and then apply the Motor Coater over the cured Fusion.

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Answer provided by: KBS Coatings (2/26/2015)

Q: What color is the Fusion aerosol self-etching primer?

Asked by: James Otis - 5/2/2015

A: Fusion Self-Etch Primer is a medium grey in color.

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Answer provided by: KBS Coatings (5/5/2015)