Colour Primer Matt Black, 400 ml acrylic spray | Spray Paint Basecoat for Miniature Model Undercoat Priming, Plastic Wargames, DnD & Warhammer

I keep a supply of this on hand in my craft room for the shiny projects that I want to have a matte finish. There are items, like rub on transfers or paint, that have a glossy finish and this matte spray is phenomenal at covering the shine, but still keeping the colors. Spraying too close, though, causes a cloudy thickness but the proper distance from the project works perfectly. The smell is not the most pleasant so we spray in the direction of the wind, and with gloves on. Once it dries, the odor is gone.

Used this primer on my sons Warhammer figures, worked out well. Good coverage.

I purchased and received a can of primer that had a defective nozzle, and Amazon was unable to provide a return or exchange. I reached out to The Army Painter support team directly and received a prompt response from Iben. They handled the situation professionally, explained their quality control process, and verified my information quickly. I received a replacement can within a week. It is clear this company stands by its products and values its customers. Their direct support far exceeded my expectations, and I highly recommend them for both their paints and their commitment to service. I have been painting miniatures for over 30 years and i FULLY ENDORSE THIS BRAND!! This Mat White Primer is GORGEOUS! I'm doing an all black and white set for D&D so the primer is essential for this project and I couldn't be more impressed with the results. The Arm Painter has made me a loyal customer for life!

works well for priming miniature but if instructions are not followed properly it can create splotches and texture there were no leaks the color is a good white it is easy to apply to clean models and it looks fantastic when smoothly applied make sure prep everything as to get the best result and the paint is not easily removed from models

Easy to use and not much work. The result is very nice.

Sometimes it leaves a dusty film on my minis. Might be user error.

Let's face it, when you put a lot of time into painting a miniature, you are already invested. That much time and effort deserve a good product. I've used Army Painter Quickshade on literally hundreds of miniatures with excellent results. (I tried using stain as a dipping method because it was so much cheaper but I wasn't happy with the results.) Because Quickshade gave such excellent results, I decided to use the partner product "Army Painter Anti-shine". The first can or two was okay, nothing fabulous but it really made the Quickshade look good. After a couple of cans, I got what I thought was a bad can and it sprayed white all over my miniatures. This experience was repeated on three more cans of the product out of four cans over a year or so. I always followed spraying instructions to the letter, but I stored the cans in the garage where I thought they might have been damaged because of extreme temperatures. (I'd had good results in the past, so it seemed logical.) I recently (September 2018) bought one last can, which cost $15 and took a full week to arrive because spray paint has to be delivered by ground. I kept the can in the house for a week until I had proper spraying weather and again, followed the directions to the letter, only to find white residue on newly painted and dipped miniatures. Very disappointing! I remembered that I had an old can of Krylon (clear flat) that was used for a Halloween craft project a couple of years ago in the garage. (Walmart, $4.97 for a 25% larger can... This spray had been exposed to the same elements the Anti-shine cans had.) I decided to try it on one miniature, so I picked one I didn't like as much and ten seconds later, it was perfect. No overspray. No shine. No extra coats. No waiting. Done perfectly at 1/3 the cost! I'm convinced! Anti-shine is simply not a reliable product, particularly for the price point. If you are a haven't tried Quickshade yet, by all means, do so. You won't regret it. It's definitely worth the extra cost, but do yourself, your wallet, and your miniatures a favor and stay away from Army Painter Anti-shine. I'd give it zero stars if I could.

Army painter products are a great quality for the price, unlike other more expensive products that can't justify the price.

Zum Grundieren von Miniaturen eignet sich diese Grundierung super. Sie lässt sich super einfach auftragen und deckt sofort. Sie fließt auch hervorragend in kleine Vertiefungen ohne diese dabei auszufüllen und die Struktur der Figur zu verdecken. Die im Anschluss aufgetragenen Farben halten sehr gut. Man sieht die Grundierung auch nicht durch, egal ob nach der Grundierung mit dunklen oder hellen Farben gearbeitet wird. Die Grundierung mit dem Spray spart im vergleich zum Pinsel enorm viel Zeit. Ich habe die Grundierung bislang nur auf Kunststoff verwendet zu anderen Materialien kann ich keine Aussage treffen.

I bought The Army Painter Color Primer in White to prep a black metal piece, and the results are fantastic. The coverage is impressive—it managed to mask the original black surface perfectly. What I loved most was how quickly it dried; it was touch-dry in just a few minutes, which really sped up my project. The finish is smooth and creates the perfect base for the final coat of paint. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a professional-grade primer

Is zeer goede en dekkende verf. Tevens is het een zeer gunstige prijs voor deze kwaliteit

Auch die matte weiße Grundierung von Army Painter gehört bei mir inzwischen zur festen Standardausrüstung. Ich nutze die Colour Primer schon länger und bestelle sie regelmäßig nach, weil das Ergebnis zuverlässig und gut reproduzierbar ist. Das Weiß deckt bei mehreren dünnen Sprühgängen sauber, trocknet matt auf und bildet eine sehr gute Grundlage für helle, kräftige oder transparente Farbtöne. Gerade bei Miniaturen, Figuren und 3D-gedruckten Modellen kommen Farben anschließend deutlich leuchtender heraus als auf einer dunklen Grundierung. Das Sprühbild ist bei gründlichem Schütteln gleichmäßig, und feine Details bleiben erhalten, solange man nicht zu dick aufträgt. Für mich eine bewährte Grundierung, bei der ich weiß, was ich bekomme. Mein Geheimtipp: Weiße Grundierung eignet sich besonders gut unter Gelb, Rot, Orange, Hauttönen und Neonfarben. Wer trotzdem etwas mehr natürliche Schattierung möchte, kann das Modell zuerst dunkel grundieren und anschließend weiß schräg von oben aufsprühen – eine einfache Zenithal-Grundierung, die beim späteren Bemalen enorm hilft.

Compro cualquier clase de imprimación oscilando entre 4-8 euros, de buena calidad. El precio me parece levemente exagerado, pero el producto es bastante bueno.