Acrylic Primer?

stik,

     I've used badger stynylrez primer a few times and it works pretty good. It's on the thick side and needs to be sprayed at higher pressures but it levels wonderfully. Comes in a few different colors too.

Badger Stynylrez (sp) worked much better than Vallejo, for me.

I was reading up on that stuff on Badger’s website. Do you airbrush it straight from the bottle or thin it with something?

Hi, Stick -

Badger Stynylrez has been my exclusive one now for a couple of years, the gray one works best for me, black is OK, white is not so good. Some of it's good traits are: 

It sticks very well.

Very durtable surface.

Sands well.

Really a smooth airbrushed surface.

I can spray straight from the bottle, but usually thin the last coat with 91% or distilled water.

Sorry, no info about 3D.

Best primer I have ever tried, highly recommended

Patrick

The 3-D printed parts are 1/300 ship weapons. Very small intricate fiddly bits, so no sanding will be happening.

I'd like to add my opinion, give Stynylrez another thumbs-up.

According to Badger, Stynylrez is "a water based acrylic polyurethane".

Like Patrick, (and actually due to Patrick), it's been my go-to primer for a couple of years.

I follow label directions on nozzle size and pressure and spray it neat.