🎨 Elevate your models with flawless foundation—because details matter.
Tamiya Primer 100 ml Grey is a high-quality primer designed for airbrush application on plastic and metal model parts. Its superfine atomization preserves intricate details, making it perfect for professional modelers working with dark colors. Compact and ready to use, it delivers consistent coverage in a convenient 100 ml bottle.
| Product Dimensions | 10.41 x 4.83 x 4.83 cm; 136.08 g |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 10 years and up |
| Item model number | 87026-000 |
| Language: | English |
| Number of Game Players | 1 |
| Number of pieces | 1 |
| Assembly Required | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Material Type(s) | Paint |
| Remote Control Included? | No |
| Colour | gray |
| ASIN | B0000WRZZG |
N**.
Great product.
Great, even coverage.A must before air brushing!
P**S
easy to use spray paint
very easy to use,looks great already used on my model,quick drying
A**R
Quality of item
It was perfect, Thank you
M**L
Perfect
Very very easy to use. Leaves a great finish.
R**E
Three Stars
Good
R**L
Part delivered
Only recieved one can rather than 2.
R**C
It's primer
It's a grey primer, does what it's supposed to.The can is small and good for a few models but expensive compared to Acrylic automotive primer or spraying another primer through an airbrush.
C**H
Essential painting medium - but you can save money!
The moment you progress beyond the basic, "stick-it-together-and-slap-on-the-paint" stage of plastic kit modelling you will find that priming your model before painting is an essential step and the only way to get a really decent paint finish. Tamiya's grey primer is a very high quality product and it dries to a fine, smooth finish whilst still giving a good key for the topcoat.HOWEVER! Do bear in mind that standard automotive primer (e.g. H@lfords Plastic Primer) can also be used at somewhat lower cost. The finish isn't //quite// as fine, although a decent buffing with a scrap of worn denim will improve matters.Another trick worth considering is, if the model has large areas of white (for instance RAF V-bomber anti-flash white) use white primer instead of this grey stuff and then you won't need to paint the model at all! Again, automotive white primer (NOT appliance white which is high gloss) will do almost as good a job for a smaller outlay.
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