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This specially formulated water-based, rust-inhibitive primer is ideal for preparing surfaces for mosaic adhesive, tile, and grout. The primer can be used indoors or outdoors, on wood, metal, concrete, plaster, plastic, and most other surfaces. Mosaic Tile Primer comes in 8 oz. bottles.

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