Will Tamiya Fine Surface Primer solve your Priming Woes?

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Do not like priming with airbrushes? Fed up priming models with a brush? Maybe Tamiya fine surface primer rattle cans (amzn.to/3qWj9ch) may be the ideal solution for you? In this video, we test it out to see what results you can get compared to other primers.
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@rogerhardy6306 Месяц назад

I've used these primers for years now and they have always been perfect. The only disadvantage is that they work out quite expensive but IMHO they are worth it because of the lack of risk using these. I live in Portugal and have used them in hot/cold/humid/dry and have never had any problems. I'm lucky because I can spray in the open air but the sprays are very volatile, smelly and you definitely don't want to breathe this stuff in!

@KRANKENdude 2 месяца назад

One thing I have to mention, I noticed your respirator is a JSP Force 8 with P3 filters. P3 filters are for larger particles like dust and wood. You need ABEK for complete protection as it will provide filtration against organic vapours and acid gases which are found in aerosol based spray paint cans. If you can smell it with the mask on, the chemicals are entering your lungs. You can get the JSP ABEK filters for a fairly affordable price.

@c123bthunderpig 4 месяца назад

You chose the perfect piece to show how incredible this primer is. I just discovered and used it on a 1/48 scale P51. Rarely can you say perfect about painting but when it dries it was perfect, so smooth you could barely see the premier which is what you want when you have to use so many levels of paint and finishes. . That's for verifying " the pros " use it too. I'm in the Pacific North in the colonies and it is very humid and rainy, spray in the garage and bring in to try.

@FlyingRavenStudios 4 месяца назад

Thanks and I am really glad you have also been getting a great result with this one!

@SKmodelbuilding 4 месяца назад

I love this primer too, very fine spray pattern 👍

@SBX-1 14 дней назад

Excellent! Thanx!

@FlyingRavenStudios 12 дней назад

Glad you liked it!

@Vicinity7 10 месяцев назад

Your videos are incredibly informative and to the point, very appreciated as someone just getting into model building! You're very good at making videos, you should make some more general tutorials or tips videos! Definitely curious to see a video with more info on masks!

@FlyingRavenStudios 10 месяцев назад

Thank you, that is massively appreciated! Welcome to the hobby! Is there any particular tutorials, or videos in general you would like to see?

@Himle_ Год назад

Yeah, rattle cans can really be awesome during the summer. When you just blu-tack on a bunch on models on sticks and prime or varnish like 20 in under 1 minute. And the added bonuse of there being no cleanup, like with the airbrush. While I do own a proper FFP3 mask, it's always interesting to see what other recommends and what's new out there, and maybe find something that's easier to use.

@FlyingRavenStudios Год назад

Yes it can make bulk priming a lot easier for that sort of thing cant it. Ok, will see what I can do and look at some mask options 👍

@stormycatmink 10 месяцев назад

I love this primer.. I prefer black, but that's harder to find. Mr. Hobby has a similar one in black. But either way, definitely a top notch primer.

@vincentlussier8264 Год назад

I've been using Tamiya surface primer forever and it's quick and dries fast. I always get great results so why try any other? You know what they say, "If something works don't fix it!

@FlyingRavenStudios Год назад

Very true!

@hhaste 9 месяцев назад

Definitely give Mr. Hobby's Mr. Surfacer 1500 a try, if Tamiya is out of stock.. 1200, 1000 & 500 are also options but the lower you go, the thicker/rougher it is. 500 has a texture, while 1500 is so thin and smooth it's almost like you can barely tell it was primered. That stuff is incredible. I haven't tried Tamiya personally but I have watched some other reviews on it and I'd still choose Mr. Surfacer over it, tbh.

@FlyingRavenStudios 9 месяцев назад

@@hhaste thanks I will take a look!

@richardbeal4917 Месяц назад

Tamiya Fine and Mr Surfacer black are the best !!!

@davidkilby1043 Год назад

I have always used this primer. Never had any problems

@FlyingRavenStudios Год назад

That's great to hear 👍

@SPQRKlio Год назад

I’ve been dithering over a rattle-can of this in my shopping cart for a couple of weeks, so this is good timing. Do you know of any differences between the different colours of this primer? I was thinking of using the pink for mass-priming figures of people (and since it would be really obvious whether I got good coverage).

@FlyingRavenStudios Год назад

I do not know about pink I am afraid. Light grey might do you well as a primer to then paint skin tones over though. Let me know how you get on!

@SPQRKlio Год назад

@@FlyingRavenStudios I will report! My respirator mask is ready to go :)

@clonecaptainration2974 10 месяцев назад

Would like to ask if I use tamiya on ASOAIF models will it work?

@FlyingRavenStudios 10 месяцев назад

I have had a quick look, but I can not see what type of plastic they are made from. I would imagine it would be absolutely fine, but as always, it's sensible to test it first. Let me know how you get on!

@parazatico9030 Год назад

I've been experimenting with spray primer, Army painter specifically, as I've started using some of the Mk2 Speedpaints (which are really good, btw) and they are most effective over a nice even undercoat. I've found, however, that the spray often dries to quite a textured finish which I'm not keen on. Is there something I'm doing wrong? Does the Tamiya spray do the same thing?

@FlyingRavenStudios Год назад

Very glad you are getting on better with the Mk2's! The Tamiya rattle can I have been using has been giving a nice smooth result. I haven't tested the Army Painter cans. But It sounds like it may possibly be starting to dry before it hits the model if it is a slightly dusty result you are getting? Have you tried spraying slightly closer?

@parazatico9030 Год назад

@@FlyingRavenStudios That could well be what's happening. Because I use 15mm's, I was trying not to gum them up, but I may have misjudged it. I'll try it from a bit closer on the next lot.

@FlyingRavenStudios Год назад

@@parazatico9030 can you let me know how you get on? I would be interested to hear

@parazatico9030 Год назад

@@FlyingRavenStudios Of course!

@hhaste 7 месяцев назад

Everything prior to 4:34 is irrelevant info to the actual Tamiya primer.. it's all good and useful info, just not what people like myself are expecting to see when they see the title subject being the specific Tamiya primer.. I'd put that info in a beginners guide to primer because I have a feeling most people watching this video already know all of that info, if they're searching for Tamiya's primer.

@FlyingRavenStudios 7 месяцев назад

Thank you for the constructive feedback. I do appreciate it!

@markdesantis6325 5 месяцев назад

Can you use Tamiya primer on top of Tamiya acrylic to correct the wrong paint color that was originally used

@FlyingRavenStudios 5 месяцев назад

Yeah you could. Is there a reason you do not want to strip the existing paint and then reprime?

@markdesantis6325 5 месяцев назад

Concerned on damaging the detail of the part and its integrity. I have used super green with an eye glass sterilizer. Works well. 😮

@FlyingRavenStudios 5 месяцев назад

Ahhh I see. Yes thats fair enough. If you spray in thin layers so you do not lose the detail, I would expect it to be fine. Let me know how you get on!

@markdesantis6325 5 месяцев назад

In the end it seems I may have to use the paint removal process, as I found the blue color even though coated with a primer is darkening the racing white. So it’s not matching the other parts in racing white!

@ukaszbiaas183 10 месяцев назад

How long does it take to dry?

@FlyingRavenStudios 10 месяцев назад

There are lots of variables here, such as temperature and humidity. But it is normally at least touch dry in a minute or so, depending on how thick you spray it on. Light coats will dry very quickly.