Is Tamiya Liquid Surface Primer-G Brushable?

TheDemiGod

 

 

 

I did hear that they have a flat rate of up to 9 dollars shipping,but I meant "Order" by other things.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TheDemiGod

 

 

You pay S&H no matter where you order from. For 4-8 days shipping, that's not too bad. if you want it quicker, $14 is what it'll cost you. Some places charge you a rate up to a certain amount. I wouldn't fret over $9 for shipping. Scalehobbyist is very reasonable priced than most places.

 

I just said I do know that scalhobbyist is very reasonable,with only 9 dollars shipping,I was just going to wait 'till I get a lot of items in my cart to make the shipping worth it.

Thanks,

Max

TheModeler

 

 

Tojo72

 

 

I don't know your situation,but Scalehobbyist isn't outrageous,but you want to order it when you order a kit or a bunch of other supplies then the shipping cost stays lower.

 

 

 

 

I did hear that they have a flat rate of up to 9 dollars shipping,but I meant "Order" by other things.

 

You pay S&H no matter where you order from. For 4-8 days shipping, that's not too bad. if you want it quicker, $14 is what it'll cost you. Some places charge you a rate up to a certain amount. I wouldn't fret over $9 for shipping. Scalehobbyist is very reasonable priced than most places.

Tojo72

 

 

I don't know your situation,but Scalehobbyist isn't outrageous,but you want to order it when you order a kit or a bunch of other supplies then the shipping cost stays lower.

 

I did hear that they have a flat rate of up to 9 dollars shipping,but I meant "Order" by other things.

TheModeler

 

 

KnightTemplar5150

The Tamiya primer in the spray can is the better choice if you don't have an airbrush. 

 

 

 

 

I would've bought it if Hobby Lobby had it in stock,but just too darn expensive to order!

 

I don't know your situation,but Scalehobbyist isn't outrageous,but you want to order it when you order a kit or a bunch of other supplies then the shipping cost stays lower.

KnightTemplar5150

The Tamiya primer in the spray can is the better choice if you don't have an airbrush. 

 

I would've bought it if Hobby Lobby had it in stock,but just too darn expensive to order!

Brushable?  Sure, but be aware that this stuff is pretty thick. In fact, I use it to fill fine seams or to build up texture. It's pretty similar to the heavier grades of Mr. Surfacer or dissolved putty rather than the consistency of a "regular" primer.

The Tamiya primer in the spray can is the better choice if you don't have an airbrush.