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Tony Wittmann (Login 1809374) Missing-Lynx members from IP address 203.217.65.71
G'day All,
Just a real quick question. What is the best primer to use on resin products? A friend asked me to pose this question for his 1:1 scale E-11 blaster kit that he is building. Thanks in advance.
(Login KiwiDave4) Missing-Lynx members 121.72.70.173
Primer surfacer
May 5 2009, 5:42 PM
Automotive primer surfacers are good and may be a bit cheaper than Tamiya if thats a consideration. Any brand from your local car parts shop.....usually they are available in other colours than just the traditional grey which can be handy depending on what the top coat is (sorry I have no idea what an E-11 Blaster is!!!!!!!)
As Christophe says degreasing the resin is the most important thing. It usually has a film of release agent which prevents the paint from keying.
