America, Inc Primer White 180ml, TAM87044

So I have only ever used brush on primers, black is great an smooth, but white,,,,white brush on is awful, it bubbles, it takes a lot of detail away, or it is very/ very uneven, no matter how much time you spend trying to get it right, So after doing a ton of research this hands down seemed like the best option, especially for someone that doesn't wanna spend 25 or 30 bucks for some spray paint, also it doesn't feel like you sacrificing because of the lower cost, It is really smooth, easy to apply after shaking for a min or 2, an who doesn't love that sound, it is a bright white that will definitely brighten up a thinned down paint you put on top of it, One of citadels might be a bit more bright, but from reviews of it and the fact that the slightly more bright citadel one is mainly for contrast paint, reg mini paint seems to slide off it according to reviewers because of how contrast paint is made to run an seek recesses, so that primer is formulated for that kind of paint, and it is about 10 bucks more, The army painter one looks OK, but it also has a lot of bad reviews an also costs almost 10 dollars more, Witch for a newer painter who isn't 100 percent invested quite yet, or that has already spent a ton on the many other supplies you need to get into the hobby, This is a no brainer for a great white spray primer, Just give this one a try, I seriously doubt you will be disappointed.

Every miniature paint maker makes their own primers. And if you're looking at the reviews on Tamiya primers, you've probably used at least one or two from (sounds like) James Herpdrop or Ah-mee Tayntor. In no way am I slamming their products, as I use them myself at least semi-regularly. But the truth is that once you try a can of Tamiya primer, you're going to be spoiled forever. These are extremely high quality primers with top-tier adhesion and coverage. Most importantly, the coverage is smooth as can be. Even in colder or warmer than normal conditions, these primers go on very nicely with no pebbling or gaps. As long as you know how to prime and have a little practice at it, these are practically foolproof. And having your minis primed at this kind of quality makes all the difference once you start painting. If you're not ready to leap to an airbrush or if you really never plan to use one, Tamiya really is as good as it gets. Their primers really are the gold standard.

Great product at a great value

This primer is perfect for resin printed minis and smaller parts! The spray is much finer than hardware store spray on primers and creates fine coats that don’t distort the small details of prints. It goes on smooth and creates a fantastic finish that really makes the details pop on the model. It seems to dry pretty quickly and I’ve had no issues applying multiple coats before letting the parts dry. I’ve tried both hardware store spray primers and brush on primers, and this stuff is both faster and better quality! It may be more expensive but it’s well worth it!

works great.

I heard that this product worked as a great base layer for painting resin prints in a blog somewhere. I attempted painting on the resin itself and it basically just peeled off when trying to add the second coat so this was a must have. I tried it on my Poison Ivy statue shown above which was printed with a dark grey (space grey) resin. It coated the statue very evenly and painting went so much better afterwards. It didn't leave a texture on the print or anything and worked very well!

I paint miniature model horses and this primer is absolutely fantastic, goes on smoothly and coats evenly without losing tiny details. It’s all I use now!

I hate to admit it, because the cost is insane for this stuff, but it's an excellent primer.

ottimo, molto fine e non copre i dettagli.

仕上げ塗装、明るいカラー色白などに 薄塗り塗装が出来る。

Couvre très bien la coque en apret et même appres le mastic.

Dose vorher mit Haarföhn vor Gebrauch Vorsichtig erwärmen auf ca 30 Celsius und gut schütteln ca 5 - 10 min. Modell auch etwas erwärmen und in einem Raum Lackieren der gut belüftet ist da dass Produkt einiges an Farbstaubnebel produziert. Produkt aus gleichmäßigem Abstand Dünnschichtig und mehrmals Überlackieren danach trocknen lassen . Ohne Schleifen ist der Lack nach ca. 3-5 Std. je nach Raumtemperatur überlackierbar . Vor Nassschliff schon ca 24 Std. Trocknen lassen dann mit Körnung 2000 mit sanftem Druck Schleife anschließend mit Lauwarmem Spüliwasser abwaschen trocknen und anschließend hat man eine Perfekte haftbare Oberfläche für den Basislack der auch den Abdeckbändern von Tamiya standhält und sich nicht mit ablöst beim abziehen . Der Primer überdeckt auch kleinste Kratzer im Kunststoff perfekt . Ich finde dass Produkt perfekt um Modellen ein perfektes Aussehen zu Verleihen. Allerdings sollte man bei Dunklen Farben Grau und bei hellen Farben mit Weiß Grundieren .

Works brilliantly