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Hey guys at store now. Just realized its 15$ a bottle. Don't want to pay that. I am near a home depot, any other brands that are good I could buy, or bite the bullet and pay 15?
Just about anything as long as it is safe for plastics... Automotive primer is usually pretty good and I've heard lots of people use Krylon as I believe they make a plastic-safe primer.
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Rustoleum ultra cover primer - works well..a bit thick, so spray carefully on detailed minis - use it all the time.
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