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Vallejo Model Air 70602 17ml Black Acrylic Polyurethane Primer Reviews

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The Vallejo Model Air 70602 17ml Black Acrylic Polyurethane Primer is just one of many colours from the Model Air range. Vallejo Model Color Acrylic Paints range offers a wide selection of colours pre-thinned for use in an airbrush. Vallejo Acrylic Polyurethane Primers are a range of matt, self-levelling primers. Ideal for plastics, brass, resin, etc. Unlike most Vallejo acrylics, this is not designed to be thinned or diluted, and can be applied directly with an airbrush or brush. Manufacturer: Vallejo Model: VAL70602 Model Air 70602 17ml Black Acrylic Polyurethane Primer

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Roy Boardman
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I am planning to use this for wargame figures so it should do the trick as the other Vallejo paints I've used have done the job required of them.
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Posted 6 years ago
I'm no rivet counter and it look likes a Hetzer so that'll do for me, and I've never built one of these before, so at this price how could I pass it up? It looks to be a simple build, and I'm a simple man so, if I'm really lucky we'll meet somewhere in the middle. Oh, yeah, and old fashioned rubber band type tracks.
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Posted 6 years ago
David Hancock
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Have got more used to this....needs to be applied in thin coats...but for metals it provides an excellent flat smooth surface ...glad I stuck with it as I’m finding the Vallejo range very easy to use now........the only downside compared to say using Tamiya nato black is that it does stick to the needle a bit so airbrush does need a proper clean between uses.
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Posted 6 years ago
David Hancock
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I have been using more and more Vallejo paints ...which are excellent...so I thought I would try their primers...I think maybe because I am a novice I found this difficult to use....the Tamiya spray can primer goes on much easier and smoother ...I will persevere as there are obviously a much better variety of colours from Vallejo...but for armour it’s hard to beat Tamiya nato black as a base.
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Posted 7 years ago