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Made in gb
Longtime Dakkanaut





Hi I bought a second hand rhino and I am customising to be a possessed vehicle with all tentacles and stuff coming out of it. The inside will be visible but the rhino is built and has not been painted. So what’s a good way to paint the inside. I’m just thinking a dark red to make it look dark and nasty in there. Doesn’t need to be detail but not grey plastic.

My instinct is to blast the inside with some spray paint. Is there a better way?
   
Made in us
Deathwing Terminator with Assault Cannon






When it doubt, use grey spray.
Finish with generous wash of appropriate color (to your color scheme)
   
Made in gb
Rotting Sorcerer of Nurgle





Portsmouth UK

a blast of black followed by a blast of Halford's red oxide coloured primer?

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Made in fr
Been Around the Block





In the webway with Ahriman

Yes, I would suggest black primer then a light zenithal of a dark red spray coat (like army painter chaotic red). It will be good looking for a verry fast work.
   
Made in gb
Longtime Dakkanaut





Ok thanks, I ask because I often do things that seem obvious to me but then turn out to be big mistakes for unforeseen reasons
   
 
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