Gray Fine Surface Primer L, 180ml Spray Can

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 very fine primer is now my first choice for N scale plastic. It goes on smoothly and is thin enough to cover but not ruin the details on small scale items. The larger size is also much appreciated.

I love this product for priming my miniatures I paint

I ordered this primer for a nice fine grey color for customizing a couple of wing gundam zero model kits, the seller shipped me white instead of grey but that's fine. I purchased and used this product a while back to paint an rg wing gundam ew kit and it's absolutely perfect for grey color separation. I'll gladly keep the white primer since I needed that as an actual primer but I'm definitely ordering the GREY again to paint an MG wing gundam zero ver ka that I'm planning for a spring/ summer project. This is definitely the best paint/primer I've ever used. The grey this is advertised as is in my photo on my rg wing gundam as all the lightest grey parts, the darker grey is light ghost grey.

Worked great for a spray can primer. Better finish than I was expecting.

I used this to prime about half of the figures in the Warhammer 40K Dark Vengeance box set. It's a very good primer, but the small size means it ran out quicker than I had hoped. I'll probably stick to bigger cans of Duplicor or Rustoleum in the future, they're cheaper and work almost as well.

Worked good

After a VERY long hiatus (I'm in my mid-60's), I decided to start modeling again. For my plastic models, I chose a couple of WW II models that require some metallic colors. Now all I knew and used back in the day were oil-based paints and thinners. Primers were not a concern. Fortunately, my son does modeling for role-playing games and educated my on asking the parts before applying primer, all to give the acrylic paints (new to me, also) good adhesion and prevent flaking/chipping later on down the line. He recommended this brand of primer, so I bought it in basic light grey as a neutral base for the various colors I'd be using. Now I've used spray primers before, but always in home project applications, but I wasn't ready for what the Tamiya primer provided: the finest mist that I've ever seen come out of a spray can other than hair spray. It lands like dust on the plastic and covers in just a couple of coats. It dries quickly and allows me to paint without streaking or running with slightly thinned acrylic paints. Wish we had this stuff when modeling 50 years ago.

Buon prodotto della Tamiya, molto coprente

Great success

First time I’ve bought this from Amazon, normally get it from my local model shop. This primer is a staple of modelling for me over the past decade, the quality is second to none , the finer nozzle allows for a very easy application, it give a good coverage and enhance the final painting, the can is 180ml in size and I manage 2-3 models with it. Grey is my favourite but there are also other colours available. Remember to clean the nozzle after use by spraying with the can upside down.

Exzellenter Primer; mein absolutes Go-To für Garage Kits und sonstige Modellarbeiten. Tamiya Surface Primer ist sehr deckend, trocknet schnell und ist gut zu bearbeiten, hält also, was es verspricht. Ich nutze sowohl hellgrau als auch weiß, wobei hellgrau Unebenheiten am besten sichtbar macht.

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.