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Ric.ror | 09:00 Wed 11th Oct 2017 | Home & Garden
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Is it necessary to use a specific primer for mdf or would ordinary undercoat suffice
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//You can use any type of water-based primer, such as an emulsion paint or an acrylic primer. This base-coat of primer will help give the top coat a truer shade and will prevent it from being affected by the color of the board. The primer also will combat the MDF's tendency to result in a blotchy, uneven finish because of its porous surface.//

Here you are Ric.

http://www.wisegeek.org/how-do-i-go-about-painting-mdf.htm
Matt emulsion provides the best undercoat, anything else gets absorbed into the MDF and spoils it.
Ric ideally use an mdf primer but you can get away with a coat of normal wood undercoat / primer or even emulsion if you sand first - depends on location and what the eventual end useage will be
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Thanks for your answers
I usually use white emulsion as undercoat - I think that will do the trick

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