Tamiya Gray Fine Surface Primer L, 180ml Spray Can

This stuff is magic. It goes on so smooth it's crazy. If you're working with 3D printed stuff it also smooths out the surface, I'd say at least 50% better with no other prep. It's a bit spendy so you might want to save it for your best projects but other than that, no complaints

My preferred primer for my models. A little pricey, but I've never had any issues with this primer. Sticks to resin great, dries quickly, just the right thickness, durable & works perfectly for my needs

This is the best primer I have used. There may well be better ones but I have never used them.

Works well, I recommend it.

I have always been happy with Tamiya products. This sprays well and has good coverage. It also dries quickly.

Works good

I've used Rust-O-Leum primer from Home Depot for a while on 40k models and it is generally pretty good. With a recent kitbash project I didn't want to take any chances so I picked up the Tamiya Fine Light Gray surface primer. As you can see from the images (screenshots from my Instagram) the coverage is excellent, and details are preserved. Yes, it is more expensive, but it is also formulated for this kind of work. When I'm spending hundreds of hours on projects, I will pay for high quality materials like this. There were no nozzle jams, paint dribbling down the can, or random chunks flying out of the can. IMPORTANT: This is LIGHT Gray, it isn't dark at all. In fact it's so light that I didn't bother using the other can of Tamiya White Fine Surface Primer for the zenithal highlighting pass. As far as I have found, White and Light Gray are the only 2 colours that Tamiya makes for their Fine Surface Primer formulated for plastics, no dark gray or black unfortunately.

Best primer out there tho’ a bit on the expensive side. Still, I’ll be buying more.

très bon produit. couvre bien,facilité d'utilisation.

Buon prodotto della Tamiya, molto coprente

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Tengo un problema con los primer y barnices enlatados, son extremadamente caros por los motivos equivocados tomando encuentra que la lata es del tamaño de la palma de tu mano. me explico: la lata cuesta como 60-80 pesos en su país de origen. pero los aerosoles son extremadamente volatiles así que requieren envíos especiales y más caros y pagan impuestos distintos, por lo que importarlos se vuelve muy caro. si eres un amante del modelismo y no tienes aerógrafo, no tienes más opción que comprarlo. te aseguro que en México no encontraras precios mucho menores. Si eres principiante y quieres usarlo porque lo ves en tutoriales te dolerá mucho cada mililitro que uses mal, mejor inicia con algo más accesible.