Greetings!

[bobs_buckles]

And this 'Can-Gun' makes spraying Halfords Primer a doddle.



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[Gisbod]

Hi Guy,
So you are with me on the Halfords primer front but then what paint would you use on top prior to applying lozenge camouflage decals? I worry about obscuring the decal with too much paint!!

Simon

If you’re using Halfords, I would rub the surfaces down with a very fine sanding/polishing cloth (Halfords do these too!), then any light based colour would do (probably best to experiment first) I tend to use white/ beige. Pre shading works, but easy to overdo it as most lozenge is very translucent.

Hope that helps

Guy

[Monty]

Welcome Simon! Great to have you joining us! I hope those WNW kits get built, they deserve to! Your question regarding undercoats is quite valid, I used Tamiya acrylics for many years with no undercoats, but always undercoated a white finish with a light grey, interestingly enough, as the white on it's own needed too many layers to cover the plastic colour completely - just my experience! But enjoy your modelling with us, there is always more than one technique to accomplish a fine finish, and we are all learning! Regards, Marc.

[RAGIII]

Welcome to the Forum Simon. Your question about primer and white has been well covered by some of the best  This is part of why I Love this Forum. enjoy your stay!
RAGIII