nub painting question

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**jobalisk**

Ok, so I just bought some Eldar guardians and I want to undercoat them in white cause I'm doing Iyanden. I bought cerimite white to do this, is that correct or should I be using white scar?

**hotsauceman1**

Better way to go about it is Yellow primer from army painter, if you have not already don't put the heads on and use crystal blue primer on the heads

**jobalisk**

Well the heads thing is a bit too late but can you actually answer the question (don't wanna sound rude or anything but I really need to know)?

**Excommunicatus**

White Scar is layer paint and Ceramite White is a base, so you're good.

Ceramite White tends to be very thick, so be careful.

**jobalisk**

Ok, thank you

**Excommunicatus**

No problem.

Most people find undercoating/priming to be much easier and quicker with a can of spraypaint, might be worth looking into for your next batch of pointy-ears.

**hotsauceman1**

I did answer the question and gave you a better alternative that will be easier down the line than hand coating them.

**Tikay Fortooun**

The white spray can undercoat is Corax White, and it’s pretty good stuff.

**jobalisk**

I'll have a look at it.