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Regular Dakkanaut




Lexington, Kentucky, USA

I bought some Scibor dwarf shields: http://sciborminiatures.com/en_,shop.php?art=1497 for my Mantic dwarves and I primed them hours ago with army painter flat white primer. They still have not cured. Does scibor use the ready to paint resin like Reaper miniature's bones line? Do I have to strip these and start over?

This message was edited 1 time. Last update was at 2014/05/30 23:23:56


 
   
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Powerful Spawning Champion





Shred City.

I used Citadel Chaos Black primer on my Scibor minis, they cured normally in a few minutes like all the other models I've primed . . . sorry to hear about your problem, friend.
   
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Leutnant





Louisville, KY, USA

It could be a matter of your local humidity. I typically have to wait for a sunny, dry day with some wind or deal with tacky minis for a few hours/days.
   
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Powerful Spawning Champion





Shred City.

I don't know if this helps, but I bought a small 6" desk fan at Staples specifically for accelerating my dry times on models. A few minutes in front of the fan and paint/inks dry very quickly. Glue is another story, obviously adhesives need hours to cure properly, but for paint - it's a godsend.
   
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Did Fulgrim Just Behead Ferrus?





Fort Worth, TX

Did you wash the resin first to remove any remaining mold release agent?

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Regular Dakkanaut




Lexington, Kentucky, USA

I stripped them overnight and will try again with black. I think it my excitement to get them painted up i just didn't wait long enough between 1st and 2nd coat.
   
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 tgmoore wrote:
I stripped them overnight and will try again with black. I think it my excitement to get them painted up i just didn't wait long enough between 1st and 2nd coat.


I'm pretty sure stripping the paint also removed the mold release agent, so you're not going to get any more problem with drying times.

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