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frontpageStrongMoney163 posted Nov 22, 2025 05:15 PM
frontpageStrongMoney163 posted Nov 22, 2025 05:15 PM

1-Gallon KILZ 1 Standard Interior Water-Based Wall Primer

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$20

$50

60% off
Walmart
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Walmart has 1-Gallon KILZ 1 Standard Interior Water-Based Wall Primer for $19.97. Select free store pickup where available; otherwise, shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.

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Note: Store pickup availability may vary by location.

Features:
  • Multi-Surface Use – Works great on drywall, wood, plaster, brick, and masonry.
  • Fast Dry Time – Ready to topcoat in just 1 hour with water- or oil-based paint.
  • Easy to Apply – Use with a brush, roller, or sprayer for convenient application.
  • Improves Paint Coverage – Seals surfaces for a smooth, even finish and helps paint go further by improving coverage and adhesion.

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  • Our research indicates that this deal is $4.02 less (16.7% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $23.99 at the time of this posting.

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Walmart has 1-Gallon KILZ 1 Standard Interior Water-Based Wall Primer for $19.97. Select free store pickup where available; otherwise, shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.

Thanks to community member StrongMoney163 for sharing this deal.

Note: Store pickup availability may vary by location.

Features:
  • Multi-Surface Use – Works great on drywall, wood, plaster, brick, and masonry.
  • Fast Dry Time – Ready to topcoat in just 1 hour with water- or oil-based paint.
  • Easy to Apply – Use with a brush, roller, or sprayer for convenient application.
  • Improves Paint Coverage – Seals surfaces for a smooth, even finish and helps paint go further by improving coverage and adhesion.

Editor's Notes

Written by qwikwit | Staff
  • Our research indicates that this deal is $4.02 less (16.7% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $23.99 at the time of this posting.

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Written by StrongMoney163

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Model: Interior Primer, Matte, White, 1 gal

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chokis
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The 3.5 gal bucket is $60

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chokisNov 22, 2025 06:55 PM
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The 3.5 gal bucket is $60
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johnyguyNov 22, 2025 10:55 PM
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2 gallon bucket is $28

better deal everyday
at home depot
Last edited by johnyguy November 22, 2025 at 04:04 PM.
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TechManDadYesterday 02:43 AM
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Quote from johnyguy :
2 gallon bucket is $28

better deal everyday
at home depot
It's $32.98 at mine.
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adnohYesterday 06:40 PM
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Can't find kilz 1 at HD, but looks like Walmart's clearance price is just HD's regular price, at least for the kilz 2. Maybe wait it out and Walmart's price could drop more.
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focusdaveYesterday 09:31 PM
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Quote from TechManDad :
It's $32.98 at mine.
same price at my home depot
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HarmonicaYesterday 09:51 PM
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Not a fan of the water based Kilz. It bubbled and peeled the paper on the drywall. Oil based is the way to go if you can find it, just be sure to be able to vent the area.
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slickernsnotToday 12:40 AM
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Quote from Harmonica :
Not a fan of the water based Kilz. It bubbled and peeled the paper on the drywall. Oil based is the way to go if you can find it, just be sure to be able to vent the area.
What is the longterm (finished product) downside, if any, to oil-based versus water-based?

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Cptn_shakespeareToday 01:33 AM
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Quote from slickernsnot :
What is the longterm (finished product) downside, if any, to oil-based versus water-based?
We've used both and oil based was necessary for a room that prior tenant kept pets in and had a strong ammonia/urine issue. Otherwise both have held up equally well with no noticable difference. I would recommend the oil for high stains, dark pre-existing paints, or certain textures/surfaces, but by and large for general use I would personally choose water based kills whenever possible. Easier to do, not as much venting needed so good for interior rooms. I have not had experience putting this straight on to drywall but putting over existing paint both work just fine
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California_LoveToday 02:50 PM
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Kilz 2 is 24, no sale. How is this a clearance or sale killer by any means? 17% off.
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Linenoise77Today 03:32 PM
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Quote from Cptn_shakespeare :
We've used both and oil based was necessary for a room that prior tenant kept pets in and had a strong ammonia/urine issue. Otherwise both have held up equally well with no noticable difference. I would recommend the oil for high stains, dark pre-existing paints, or certain textures/surfaces, but by and large for general use I would personally choose water based kills whenever possible. Easier to do, not as much venting needed so good for interior rooms. I have not had experience putting this straight on to drywall but putting over existing paint both work just fine
yeah, also worth mentioning that you can lay oil down thicker without the same problems as latex.
Not sure of the pros\cons to using oil as a drywall sealer for fresh work. I've always just thrown on a latex PVA primer\sealer and never had any issues. If the wall is fresh and clean, no sense in the extra headaches of working with oil (assuming you will be putting latex paint down).

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