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You can get a 60ml bottle of Vallejo white primer.

It is the perfect consistency for spraying with an airbrush right out of the bottle.

Thanks for the heads up.

I don't know, to me it looks like you are losing too much detail for a primer.

Paint was still a little, wet. This pic is better.

How long would that bottle last compared to say, GW sprays?

I'm just asking because I've been thinking of airbrushing primer and I'm gonna have to purchase it online

It's 60ml so that is 3.5x a normal vallejo paint jar. My friend based a blood angel army in black with 3 vallejo jars. However, that was with dilution. I'd say this is good for about 1/2 an army.

I was reading the label on this and it says it is intended to be airbrushed. That would explain why it is the perfect consistency.

Yeah, sorry didn't realize it was wet in the first pic, the dry version looks much better. Might even pick some up and give it a try (in black/grey).