Yep, I doubled up in the paint so I’m hoping it’ll be enough as I’m giving the MRP a go for this one and if I run out then I got to wait 5-7 days delivery which might get even more delayed depending on what happens with Brexit etc. Weather looks to be rain for the next week In gloucester so perfect for modelling I guess. My house is the very edge of our housing estate and I’m on the corner directly below a big hill so the plus side is I have a pretty unhindered view of fields and hull out my windows but the wind and rain hits my house pretty strong.Getting more plane like by the day Carl. That’s going to take some painting! Looks like we have the same weather as well....
It’s a very fine & thin primer and you need to spray it at very low psi, like 10psi straight from the bottle or else you run out of paint after one wing-lol. Barry in this forum swears by this stuff so felt I needed to give it a go. Only negative is it is quite strong smelling compared to normal acrylic paints.Nice job Carl. That primer has gone on smooth and tight hasn’t it....
It sands perfectly. None better simply because it is so thin. No feathering or adhesion issues.Sounds worth a look to me. Does it sand well after drying? I could never get on with stynilres type acrylic primers because I found they did sand well, making post-priming remedial work very hard to sort out.
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