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Ardex P 4 Multipurpose Primer — 1 gal
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Ardex P 4 Multipurpose Primer

A rapid-drying bond and moisture primer for subfloors before adhesive or leveller. Works under vinyl, laminate and engineered hardwood installs. Available in 1 gal and premixed 3.5 gal.

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$91.85/ gal(options from $91.85 to $261.65)
Selected: Ardex P 4 Multipurpose Primer (1 gal)
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How much do I need?
sq ft

Specs

CategoryAdhesives & Primers
Size options1 gal · 3.5 gal
Unit sold1 gal (1 gal)
AvailabilityReady for Markham pickup next business day
Coverage~300 sq ft per gal
Floor typesVinyl Flooring, Laminate Flooring, Engineered Hardwood
UPC709850008012
CodeARP4-04

How to use Ardex P 4 Multipurpose Primer

  1. 1Make sure the subfloor — concrete, plywood, or gypsum — is clean, dry and free of dust, paint, sealers, or old adhesive residue.
  2. 2Ardex P 4 is a multipurpose primer, so check the bag/pail of the leveler or adhesive you’re about to use for the mix ratio and coverage rate it recommends with this primer — every downstream product’s instructions take priority here.
  3. 3Roll or brush the primer on in a thin, even coat — don’t puddle it.
  4. 4Let it dry fully (it turns from milky to clear) before you pour a leveler or spread an adhesive over it.
  5. 5Priming first is what lets your self-leveling underlayment or adhesive bond evenly instead of soaking unevenly into a porous slab.

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FAQ

Do I always need to prime before pouring a self-leveler?

On absorbent concrete, yes — nearly every self-leveling underlayment manufacturer requires a compatible primer first so the leveler doesn’t dry too fast at the surface and lose its bond. Skipping the primer is one of the most common causes of a self-leveler failing to bond.

How much Ardex P 4 Multipurpose Primer (1 gal) do I need?

Use the calculator on this page — enter your square footage and we’ll size the exact quantity, based on 1 gal covering about 300 sq ft.

Not sure which product you need?

Use our supplies calculator to get a full kit recommendation for your floor type and subfloor, or ask us directly.