Painting - Primer

Started by Funky Diver, July 20, 2011, 09:21:28 AM

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Funky Diver

Anyone used this for priming a foamie / EPP etc?

http://www.modelmaniacsonline.co.uk/products.php?ProductID=7964&CatID=13&SubCatID=95&Title=MULTIprimer+for+Elapor+and+EPP+%28100ml%29++&ManCode=602700+

Review if you have, wanna get my airbrush in action, but don't fancy spending a tenner if it's cack.

Pasty

what a crock of crap, we painted my bro's blizzard with fluro car paint which we then lackered and its stuck like sh*t to a blanket.

Funky Diver

I'm gonna give the plastic primer I have in the garage a pop first...
high build too so should ease out some of the daft holes in polystyrene.

Dizzy

I tried some lexon car body paint that seems ok too :)

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Funky Diver

Halfords Plastic Primer works a treat...

Used some engine enamel over the top (possibly the most corrosive paint I have just to test!) and where it's sprayed onto bare foam... melt, but on the plastic primer, not a mark.  Job sorted :)


Coyote

What about EPO, what can i used on that without it eating ?
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Funky Diver

apparently I used it on Z-Foam (ie some parts of my Barge)

In all honesty , it mostly looks like polystyrene to me, but with different additives :P

When my SW arrives, I'm gonna do a test on any bits that I chop out, eg the blocks from the flap servo's, etc.

pk-surfing

I just put one (or 2 thin) coats of water based polyurethane varnish on foam first, it forms a skin and will take any paint you have.

+1 vote for the Halfords fluorescent paints, very good

PK
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