Just because some are incapable of setting the air pressure and thinning the paint correctly it seems we should be forced to use the new range of lacquer shake and go paints these are apparently complete no brainers , though in my opinion bloody expensive ,not all of us work from magnificent man caves with spray booths to cope with lacquer fumes and stink ,rattle cans are OK I used them to prime when I started but tremendous amount of overspray half the can misses the target after all its meant for car door /wings touch up then all that decanting gassing off then put it through your airbrush why not buy a tin of primer and use it from the tin must be cheaper.
Whats wrong with acrylic primer there's a good choice out there or is it just people cant use it because well because I still can't fathom that bit just because some dont get on with it they shouldn't keep condemning it almost to the point of my way or no way.
To thoes starting out it must make them want to jack before they've even started there's nothing wrong with acrylic primer you use it the same as all your other bottles/jars of acrylic paint the airbrush procedure is the same correct thinning and pressure
Done using mr hobby aqueous surfacer grey and black ,next up the much hated and unusable one shot primer
I dont think I'm doing anything wrong im quite happy with the results ,if people aren't able to use it fine but don't condem it as inferior to the product you've found that suits your capabilities better its a primer and it primes plastic as good as the next one.
This will no doubt bring down the wrath from the few but as I said why do people condem acrylic primer if YOU can't use it fine move on im glad that there's a alternative product to suit your capabilities but thousands out there are more than happy with acrylic primer and paints.
Whats wrong with acrylic primer there's a good choice out there or is it just people cant use it because well because I still can't fathom that bit just because some dont get on with it they shouldn't keep condemning it almost to the point of my way or no way.
To thoes starting out it must make them want to jack before they've even started there's nothing wrong with acrylic primer you use it the same as all your other bottles/jars of acrylic paint the airbrush procedure is the same correct thinning and pressure
Done using mr hobby aqueous surfacer grey and black ,next up the much hated and unusable one shot primer
I dont think I'm doing anything wrong im quite happy with the results ,if people aren't able to use it fine but don't condem it as inferior to the product you've found that suits your capabilities better its a primer and it primes plastic as good as the next one.
This will no doubt bring down the wrath from the few but as I said why do people condem acrylic primer if YOU can't use it fine move on im glad that there's a alternative product to suit your capabilities but thousands out there are more than happy with acrylic primer and paints.
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