Finisher's Power Primer

[Decs0105]

Has anybody used this stuff before? I bought a bottle because power primer sounds like guy stuff and the info sounds nice so why not give it a try? But this stuff looks like green water I haven't tried it yet maybe someone has some experiance with it...

This is the info from Finisher's
54: Power Primer

Perfect primer for metal, etching parts, resin parts. Originally developped for factory steels so do not store it in metal bottle (airbrush cup) way too long otherwise it affects the metal

[Hiroboy]

I have some on my desk now, but I too have not tried it yet

[klutz_100]

Maybe it's something similar to the Mr. Hobby and Tamiya metal primer? (except that those aren't puke green )

[hirofkd]

The Finisher's site suggests that you sand parts before applying the primer. Also the primer'll corrode your airbrush if you leave it inside too long.

[freakray]

Originally Posted by hirofkd

Also the primer'll corrode your airbrush if you leave it inside too long.

Dang, that's scary. Maybe there's finally a use for those plastic Aztek A470's?

[klutz_100]

Originally Posted by freakray

Dang, that's scary. Maybe there's finally a use for those plastic Aztek A470's?

[RallyRaider]

I've used this for a while now. I'm a bit scared to shoot it through my airbrush given the warnings. But brush painted on small metal or etched parts it works a treat.