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i understand that, and i made the comment so that the people here know that it will be in the off topic area if they wish to go there.
i went to a different shop today, and they didn't have primer either, i asked the guy and he said "primer is not that important, it's only to give the paint better colour, you can use matt white instead of primer" so now i ask, will just putting a white undercoat work? |
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Re: is primer that important?
I dont think so. Primer is made for a reason - to prime the surface ready for paint application - so that the paint has something to bite onto & attach to.
I have a question: I have only been using white primer on my models but bought grey primer today in the halfords 3 for 2 spray can deal. I know grey is better at highlighting any discrepencies in the body (highlighting seem lines) but do you have to apply a white prime coat after you've finished with the sanding (after the grey prime coat)? Cheers |
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Re: is primer that important?
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In short, LHS owners are idiots just like any one else. They just happen to own a business license and have a shop. Quote:
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well i was going to have it two tone, but i think i may just do it all in orange now. if i cant find any primer, i'll have to use white as a base.
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