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primar

can u put a light coat of a gray primar then start spraying the paint on(ps. the colour is white)
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Re: primar

White primer is usually preferable with white paint. Try it on a scrap piece of plastic first though.
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Re: primar

ok, thank you.
would if matter if its an old kit with paint on it?
would that effect it in anyway?
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Re: primar

White paint will always look a bit gray with gray primer
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