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Made in ca
Been Around the Block





Hi guys, Im looking for a cheap and easy to use primer, and I came across the vallejo acrylic primer. From the reviews they seem alright, Im just wondering how long would a 200ml last. Will it last longer than a 400 ml spray can. Or I should just get Krylon indoor and outdoor primer?
   
Made in gb
Wrathful Warlord Titan Commander





Ramsden Heath, Essex

I run Vallejo prime through my airbrush and after a Brit airborne Company, a load of guns and about 20 tanks I'm about 1" into the bottle (<20%?). So it lasts pretty good IMO. I imagine this would also be tha case with brushing it on.

It's reasonably durable and takes paint well.

The thing with Aerosol sprays is the lack of control and overspray. So for every miniature you paint you will put five minatures worth of paint on the floor. That said it is quicker than brushing and slightly less hassle than airbrushing.

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