Ratings & Reviews for Zinsser Covers Up Interior Spray paint and primer in one Oil-based Wall and Ceiling Primer ( 13-oz )
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What Customers Are Saying
Customers overwhelmingly praise this stain-concealing spray for its exceptional ability to hide water damage and ceiling stains in a single coat, with seamless color blending into white ceilings. The spray format is easy to use, dries quickly, and requires no special tools or professional skills. Many note it works especially well on popcorn and textured surfaces where traditional painting fails. Reviewers consistently report the product matches existing ceiling paint invisibly and outperforms competitors. A small number mention color mismatch or faint outlines remaining, but these rare cases are vastly outweighed by enthusiastic recommendations from satisfied customers.
Customer review summary generated by AI, including incentivized reviews.Misleading Return Policy
Would Not RecommendWhen I decided to return it, it allowed me to bring it back within 90 days. However, the associate stated I only had 30 days to return it. It is wasting my money and time.
It blended well with my ceiling paint. You can't tell anything was wrong.
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Better than expected
Would RecommendVerified Purchaser
Good coverage
Would RecommendGood stuff. Covered the rain stain on the ceiling nicely. Easy to spray even coverage.
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Works well
Would RecommendThis does a great job of covering smaller parts of the ceiling paint. I like that it is a spray, which makes it easier to blend with the surrounding ceiling.
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Sprays up so u dont even need a ladder.
Instead of replacing ceiling tiles this is a way more cheaper and faster way to go. Less work and still looks good to cover water stains.
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Good stuff.
Worked great. Easy to use. Looks good
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