Even the best primers will have a hard time on something this slick!!

* Using ~ 200-grit sanding-sponge, evenly scuff-sand to reduce that slickness.

* Remove all dust.

* Use Zinsser's BIN primer. It's smelly (shellac-resin in alcohol), but the best primer for this job.

* A decent 2nd choice is the C2-ONE primer, or Zinsser's 123. These are latex.

* After prime-coat is dry, check closely for any spot-sanding you may need. Use a flashlight laid flat against wall.

Now...you're ready for TWO FULL TOPCOATS of paint. I'd use a Satin or Semi-gloss.

>>> New coats aren't considered cured for a MONTH.

Faron

Have you used any XIM products?

http://www.ximbonder.com/

They have binder primers for hard to bond to surfaces.