Army Painter Color Primer: Skeleton Bone (400ml)

I had read a lot of reviews online that said that this primer came out chalky or goopy. However, of the three AP color primers I purchased, this one was by far the best. Great smooth coverage, no goopy splatters. I made sure to follow the directions on the can carefully. I used it in very cold (around 0 F) very dry air after setting the can in a bowl of hot water for a bit, then shaking vigorously.

Great paint. It ended up being the prefect color for 3d printed mon cal crusiers

bought the bone color mostly for priming skeletons, works great

Great light color to use as a primer.

Works great for the miniatures I used this on! This is pretty great if you're priming some skeleton miniatures or some other ones too. I would recommend it

One of the best primers for plastic and mdf. Great base for ligth paint colors and for marble or stone in terrain.

The Army Painter Color Primer spray line can be very hit or miss on fashion and function. FASHION: I've read several articles and videos from The Army Painte suggesting that their color spray primer is as good for primer and base coat in one. I have on many occasions use this to try speed painting units for wargaming to little to no success. More times than not I've had to apply a heavy overfishing to make sure the paint will matchif mistakes are made FUNCTION: As with all aerosol spray you want to have all conditions as optimal posible. Not to hot, or cold, little humidity, not rainny etc... So as someone who has yet to master an airbrush more so due to hiuse limitations I space appx 5 m from my house to try and negate the smell if the paint to no effect. Several times have I used different color sprays in several minutes on the same model and have hit less the desirable results with either the paint add in a textured effect to the model or spotty coverage. Overall these paints are useful for those hard to achieve colors like yellow and using it as a base without having to work up or down and risk covering details

Not only do I find this color to be a more versatile base than going with white or grey, It's my favorite primer period. Goes on evenly and smoothly. But just like any other primer, be mindful of your weather conditions and nake sure to shake the can properly.

Not only do I find this color to be a more versatile base than going with white or grey, It's my favorite primer period. Goes on evenly and smoothly. But just like any other primer, be mindful of your weather conditions and nake sure to shake the can properly.

The Army Painter color primers are a great tool to have. They save you a ton of time and almost always look great. If you have a large project this is definitely going to come in handy. The only issue I've had is that if it's a little to humid they have a tendency to get grainy. Just watch the weather and you'll be fine. Love the entire Army Painter range!