Badger Air-Brush SNR-202 Stynylrez Water Based Acrylic Polyurethane Surface Primer, 2-Ounce, Gray

Just used it to primer an entire car model kit. The instructions says to use a .5 needle but not having one, I was using a .3 @ 15-18 psi and only had slight tip dry twice. It sprays super smooth and dries quickly. No need to thin. Excellent primer!**update**After building several more model kits using this primer it does cure very fast in the airbrush (as stated in an earlier review from another user). Use a small amount in the cup at a time and immediately deep clean the airbrush after use! The shade of this primer is a dark grey.

Decided to try some airbrush primer due to the cold weather and not wanting to use a spray can in the house. At first, I picked up Vallejo, but it was horrible. I did some research and found Stynylrez. This stuff works great! No odor, doesn't clog your airbrush, and requires NO THINNER OR WATER! I have found my new primer. I cannot recommend this stuff enough!

I use this to prime store-bought miniatures, plastic military vehicle models, and characters I 3D print with resin. This primer goes on very smooth and lays down flat. I have airbrushed it once or twice as well, although I’m still working on the right air pressure to spray it smoothly. This is great primer. In fact, I bought a a five-pack of the different colours to have more on hand. This is the only primer I will use from here on out.

Otherwise it goes on nice and smooth with an airbrush. Citadel contrast paints were very much off color due to the darker shade of grey but using normal Vallejo Game Color paints I had no issues with color accuracy.

The media could not be loaded. The primer arrived on a Thursday. I tried to use the primer on the following Friday. The primer was already separated, it had the consistency of sand. After several hours of shaking it then had the consistency of oatmeal. There is no way of using this stuff in an airbrush. Have no idea what happened to this stuff.

Love this stuff! The miniatures I airbrush primed with this stuff lost no detail at all. No more rattlecan primer for me.

I was rather skeptical when purchasing this product because of so many mixed reviews but I am glad I did anyway. I like this primer its not as bad as I thought it would be. I am using a cheap 30$ Master airbrush with this primer and I do have to say that I thin it just a tiny bit for it to flow smooth. I know Its says on the can no need to thin, which is fine. It sprays but not so good at lower air pressure. The covarage is quite nice, the finish is rather durable. It does wash away with rubbing alcohol after it cures when you try to clean the model. I used the model master acrylic primer before and it has a slightly more watery consistency. Although the model master primer can be cleaned with rubbing alcohol after it cures. But the badger primer has a much nicer covarage I feel. In the end I would say that yes I would recommend this primer! I will buy more!

This product is amazing and it was a little tricky to get to flow from the airbrush but with enough thinner and flow improver it really goes on amazing