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Old 01-13-2014 | 07:12 AM
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is there such a thing as odorless primer? I want to paint my tank this winter, but I really have no heated space outside the house where I could prime it...so...a modeler's dream...odorless primer..does it exist?
Old 01-13-2014 | 07:16 AM
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Vallejo makes great water based poly primers precolored to most of our needs, including red oxide. They aren't in rattle cans though, they need to be airbrushed (although I guess you could hand brush if push came to shove).

I use them on all my kits, RC or static, plastic, metal or resin.
Old 01-13-2014 | 07:20 AM
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I'll check for Vallejo then i'm not really good with airbrush yet, but I might be able to prime at least...
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Vallejo's already thinned for the AB, so it's pretty easy, just try not to go too heavy with it. Better off with two thin coats than one heavy.
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nice thanks! that's exactly what I need then...i'm not really used to do good mixes yet!
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I'll try to find myself a green one...got a russian tank!
Old 01-13-2014 | 08:46 AM
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found pretty much everything I need on elm city hobbies website...if I use the russian green primer...I dont really need to use paint over it?can weather primer right?
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I will wait for a somewhat warm day and spray in the garage. Then bring items in the house to dry. If your spraying. You can still fog out a room which isnt good regardless of odar. My first spray job, my wife booted me out of the house.
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I see what you mean...freakin winter is long up north...I should have done that in the fall so I would have all winter to paint it to my taste...
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BTW guys...I ordered everything for Elm City Hobbies and very nice service! the guy answered right away and is shipping the stuff today!

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