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Post by kuzlynn on Aug 29, 2022 6:29:49 GMT -5
I was in an actual brick and mortar hobby shop in Maryland and decided to pick up one of the more expensive surface primers. I am very pleased with the results. It is smooth self-leveling and dries quickly. I highly recommend it and it is well worth the price.  |
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Post by kyledehart5 on Aug 29, 2022 14:16:25 GMT -5
Thanks Kevin. I’ve actually been eyeballing this product to try out but it’s nice to know someone that’s tried it out and liked it.
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Post by scalecentral on Aug 29, 2022 21:52:22 GMT -5
They also make several bottles with various "thickness" levels to them that can be airbrushed or even brushed on. Highly recommend them all.
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Post by teegeefla on Aug 30, 2022 19:47:15 GMT -5
I recently tried it as an alternative to the Tamiya spray primer and I found that even with a series of light coats it still had a slight tackiness even after a week or more of drying time. It also was prone to allowing small scratches if I was not ultra-cautious. It didn't sand well either; it clogged sanding paper, sponges and sticks.
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Post by racermagic on Aug 30, 2022 20:32:30 GMT -5
Good to know a back up. I have been using the Tamiya fine primer. White. Stu said to use it.
I think its more consistent than the paint. Jmho. I've had no issues with it. Dries, levels and sands with no complaints. I haven't been as fortunate with the paint.
Not wanting to run down Tamiya, not at all. I just haven't had as good luck with the paint.
Sure, It could've been the can operator.
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