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Question: I see this is intended for plastics and metals. Can this also be used on wood as a basecoat? (Specifically, for a wooden boat model)
Document: I have been building model cars as a hobby when I was 12 years old. I took a 10 year break and started building again. I wish I known about this primer for my builds. I used it on the body of a 1:24 scale ferrari Enzo by revell and it creates a very good primer surface for a gloss paint job. one thing you gotta do if you want a good glossy paint job on any model body is prime it first and this stuff did it very well.
Most people buying this are probably going to be painting models be it tanks or gundams, and I hope are very aware that this is no toy.As a primer it does it's job with flying colors. I Dries real fast like N hour or so and the paint used on top sticks great plus it's a spray so no hassle. I recommend getting some top coat helps keep all the paint painted nicely.
best model primer on the market and it comes in a large spray can to! its enough for 6 to 7 1:24 scale car bodies.
No more re-coating after this. *I painted my primed parts, I only coated it twice instead of 3-4x. I'll never paint without primer again.The odor is too strong, spray it outside because this is a very toxic substance.
I only use this grade of primer. I do modeling work with extensive detail. Nothing else has ever given me the same cohesion, or cure time with a result that is perfect for airbrushing enamel based paints.
This is a spray primer for plastic or metal models. The same care should be taken as you would spray paint. Plenty of ventilation, no open flames, etc. It is the only primer I use on my models, with the exception of a white primer. It is an excellent product.
This is my first primer and I'm going to use it for Gundam models. Last time I built and painted my unit it has no primer and it's pretty annoying to recoat and recoat because it's chipping off. Then I've learned that primer is the answer to keep the paints, saving time and effort.For the price I bought this for around $12.00 and the can is huge enough for me. It dries fast and I mean FAST.
This primer and the other Tamiya primers are quite possibly the best modeling primers available. They go on thinly, revealing any flaws; with a little practice, they coat as evenly as paint from an air brush; they stick exceedingly well to properly-prepared surfaces; they establish an opaque base that is ideal in terms of cohesion and final color for the finish coat; and they create a perfect surface for adhesion of the top coat.
This is the Rolls-Royce of all primers. Especially great for miniature replicas and figurines as this primer does not obliterate fine detail compared to other primers such as Krylon. Primer sprays on easily and dries to a super smooth finish, no sanding required. LOVE it!! !
Thats it.. The perfect primer for painting plastic toy soldiers! Its not thick enough to cover the fine details which is good.
Answer: yes