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Vallejo's Acrylic Black Urethane Primer(# 74602) is it. ! (IMHO) It's acrylic, needs NO THINNING. From Bottle to airbrush ! Not th smell of th Tamiya or Gunze & easily cleans up !! It's Black & works as a Pre-Shade. Which, I've recently discovered works Great, especially for Figures.

I agree with ELM CITY - Primer color does have some bearing on the Hue of the top coat ! It can definitely work in Your Advantage !!

If you can/ when you can, give the Vallejo Black Primer a whirl. In lue of that ... Automotive Primer from an auto parts store will also work. Make sure it's Very Fine Surface Primer !! Also th Lacquer base will ensure a Hard surface for th subsequent paint to "bite" to !

Does your Local Hobby Shop stock or can they order Vallejo Paint ? I would think about that, as a possible ?

<blockquote data-quote="panzerace007" data-source="post: 21655" data-attributes="member: 4607">Vallejo&#039;s Acrylic Black Urethane Primer(# 74602) is it. ! (IMHO) It&#039;s acrylic, needs NO THINNING. From Bottle to airbrush ! Not th smell of th Tamiya or Gunze &amp; easily cleans up !! It&#039;s Black &amp; works as a Pre-Shade.&nbsp; Which, I&#039;ve recently discovered works Great, especially for Figures.&nbsp; I agree with ELM CITY - Primer color does have some bearing on the Hue of the top coat ! It can definitely work in Your Advantage !! &nbsp; If you can/ when you can, give the Vallejo Black Primer a whirl. In lue of that ... Automotive Primer from an auto parts store will also work. Make sure it&#039;s Very Fine Surface Primer !! Also th Lacquer base will ensure a Hard surface for th subsequent paint to &quot;bite&quot; to ! &nbsp; Does your Local Hobby Shop stock or can they order Vallejo Paint ?&nbsp; I would think about that, as a possible ?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="panzerace007, post: 21655, member: 4607"] Vallejo's Acrylic Black Urethane Primer(# 74602) is it. ! (IMHO) It's acrylic, needs NO THINNING. From Bottle to airbrush ! Not th smell of th Tamiya or Gunze & easily cleans up !! It's Black & works as a Pre-Shade. Which, I've recently discovered works Great, especially for Figures. I agree with ELM CITY - Primer color does have some bearing on the Hue of the top coat ! It can definitely work in Your Advantage !! If you can/ when you can, give the Vallejo Black Primer a whirl. In lue of that ... Automotive Primer from an auto parts store will also work. Make sure it's Very Fine Surface Primer !! Also th Lacquer base will ensure a Hard surface for th subsequent paint to "bite" to ! Does your Local Hobby Shop stock or can they order Vallejo Paint ? I would think about that, as a possible ? [/QUOTE]

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