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Old 05-05-2004, 04:16 PM
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Anyone using Revell Spray can Primer?

I'm looking it on a shelf at LHS and the dealer don't know what color it is
Is it gray, white or clear?
How good is this primer vs. Tamiya Primer?
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Old 05-05-2004, 04:21 PM
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Re: Anyone using Revell Spray can Primer?

Haha

do a search, and don't buy this crap.

Seriously, it'S the worst primer you can find.. It's totally unsandable, never dry, and came badly out of the can.
Same for ModelMaster Primer (except it came out better of the can, still crap anyway)

Edit: for your information, it's medium Gray (too dark for any color other than gray, black or very dark blue)
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Re: Anyone using Revell Spray can Primer?

so it's crap ...
OK I'll order some Tamiya primer from outer country. Is size/content of the Tamiya and Revell cans the same?
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Old 05-05-2004, 05:51 PM
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Re: Re: Anyone using Revell Spray can Primer?

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so it's crap ...
OK I'll order some Tamiya primer from outer country. Is size/content of the Tamiya and Revell cans the same?
Testor 3 ounces
Tamiya 6 ounces of paint

so Tamiya primer is more expensive, but not that much if you consider you get the double
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In my case Revell's primer would cost me 11,25 USD and Tamiya primer 9,8 USD. So either one or another way the only answer is Tamiya cool.
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Re: Anyone using Revell Spray can Primer?

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In my case Revell's primer would cost me 11,25 USD and Tamiya primer 9,8 USD. So either one or another way the only answer is Tamiya cool.
Thanks many times!
also duplicolor makes nice primer
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Re: Re: Anyone using Revell Spray can Primer?

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Seriously, it'S the worst primer you can find.. It's totally unsandable, never dry, and came badly out of the can.
Same for ModelMaster Primer (except it came out better of the can, still crap anyway)
Vric, is all model master paint bad from the can? I was thinking of buying some of it for a 69 charger.
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Re: Anyone using Revell Spray can Primer?

duplicolor and plasticote are the only 2 primers i use for 3 bucks i can primer 4 to 5 bodies
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Old 05-06-2004, 10:33 AM
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Re: Re: Re: Anyone using Revell Spray can Primer?

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Vric, is all model master paint bad from the can? I was thinking of buying some of it for a 69 charger.
They are Worst that tamiya yes.

Model Master is the same paint as Testor (exactly the same) Except Model Master use better nozzle and have higher pressure in the can, so it's a bit easyer to paint than Testor one.

Still, if you can, get tamiya, else, Model Master will work.. forget testor unless you airbrush it
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Re: Re: Anyone using Revell Spray can Primer?

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duplicolor and plasticote are the only 2 primers i use for 3 bucks i can primer 4 to 5 bodies
I would use with pleasure BUT (our country again) we don't have grey or white plastic primer - the ones with filler. We only have clear one
I was also looking for grey or white Acrylic Automotive primer and they also doesn't exist, over here
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