Army Painter Color Primer: Daemonic Yellow (400ml)

I had been using Krylon or Rustoleum primers, whichever was available at the time at my local Walmart but was never able to find a yellow in a flat or matte that I liked, so I decided to try this out. It was more expensive than other spray primers, but it sprays better and also appears to give a more even coating. It also works on some Reaper minis which don't always take to spray paint primer. Worth it for me even tho it was more expensive.

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

A lot more expensive than the regular rattle cans, but I wanted to see if there was any big difference. Not really, but it saves me painting so many coats of yellow.