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Any thoughts one way or the other? I recently started using their black primer through an airbrush and haven't found any faults in it. I wanted to do some minis with a white prime and I was just curious if anyone had any experience with their white primer, through an airbrush or with a brush just any comments would be great. I've had too many bad experiences with white primer in a spray can, only reason I'm a bit wary of white primer at all.

Same as the black. Lovely.
Their coloured primers are also super-useful.

Top tip: Use the primers to do initial zenithal work at the priming stage; speeds things up. Black, adding white to the cup, etc.

winterdyne wrote:
Same as the black. Lovely.
Their coloured primers are also super-useful.

Top tip: Use the primers to do initial zenithal work at the priming stage; speeds things up. Black, adding white to the cup, etc.

Thanks for the tip.

I have used several of their primers including white. I recommend the grey instead of white. It's nearly white and seems to not dry on the needle tip as quickly.

Yeah, I was actually disappointed with how close to white the grey turned out to be.