Hello I am painting mini's for the first time and primed them with spray. If the result good/bad/too much/too little?
Should i apply another coat?
Any help/advice would be lovely
#First time priming (first mini's)
amber willow
frigid tree
Hello I am painting mini's for the first time and primed them with spray. If the...
Some of them have patchy primes, you probably should do a light spray over them again. Good thing is they’re not over primed so it’s an easy fix. Remember to scrape those mold lines too!
amber willow
Some of them have patchy primes, you probably should do a light spray over them ...
Yea i did most of it, didnt want to damage them ill do it more. Ill lightly prime a few of them again didnt want to overdo it ty
daring kiln
Unless you're using Contrast-like paints, you don't need full opacity with the primer. As long as you have primer everywhere, that's fine.
In fact, the thinner the primer is, the better it will work. But you need to have primer everywhere, no area with no primer.
amber willow
Unless you're using Contrast-like paints, you don't need full opacity with the p...
Except for a few spots on the shoulder of 2 i think there is prime everywhere
frigid tree
Except for a few spots on the shoulder of 2 i think there is prime everywhere
Missing some around the faces too, just look closer
frigid tree
Unless you're using Contrast-like paints, you don't need full opacity with the p...
It’s best to have a full prime though so your paint sticks better
amber willow
Missing some around the faces too, just look closer
Oh yes ur right, ill do a light coat of prime again
daring kiln
It’s best to have a full prime though so your paint sticks better
That's false. Adhesion is a function of thickness, and past a threshold, ranging from 10 to 50 microns, depending if it's an adhesive primer or a paint primer, performances drops off a cliff.
Note: I worked 12 years with a big chemical company to develop a primer for adhesive bonding
amber willow
@frigid tree I finished my first one 🙂
