A gray modeling primer under paint. It evens out a base made of different materials and shows up flaws in the surface before the covering shade goes on the model.
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A primer is applied to an assembled and cleaned model before painting. It evens out a surface made up of different materials, improves the adhesion of the coat that follows and, above all, mercilessly shows up what lies underneath: unsanded joints, scratches and glue residue. Flaws revealed on the primer are easy to fix, whereas under a finished paint job repairs already cost far more work.
Gray is the most universal base color. It does not distort the shade that goes over it, it works under light and dark colors alike and, unlike white or black, it shows the shape and the shadows on a surface well. That is exactly why it is used as the default choice on most models, where you do not need a deliberately light or dark undercoat.
Apply the primer in thin coats and let it set between them, because one heavy coat drowns fine detail and engraving. The thinner intended for this range and the thinning ratio follow the manufacturer's instructions on the packaging, as do the recommended pressure and drying time. Work with good ventilation and with respiratory protection. Stir the container well before use, because the pigment settles when standing. Close the container carefully after work and wipe the residue off the rim, otherwise the thread will dry up in time.
It serves on plastic kits as well as on accessories made of other materials which need evening out before painting. The thinner for this range, paints and tools are not included in the delivery, unless stated otherwise.
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