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    Hi lads does anyone use this what i wanted to know is it clear ie not coloured ?
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    hi pjc i use this and have just done so on the job im on now the its white but dries clear if thats any help.

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    Default Re: Weber 360 primer

    Ye, it is sort of white'ish/ cream'ish colour.. good primer.

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    what's it like on emulsion paint Dave?
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