Master Series Paint: Brush-on White Primer

A good white primer to use when starting minis that you plan to use lighter colors on!

Sometimes it needs to be shaken, or it comes out too watery. But otherwise, this is my favorite primer.

Sometimes it needs to be shaken, or it comes out too watery. But otherwise, this is my favorite primer.

Actually never use this primer. I used mine on two dragons I'll have to throw out. Nothing sticks to this. You rub your hand over it and all the paint comes off. The paint would stick 100x better without it. This primer costed me more money then the $3 I spent on it as I am now down two dragons.

Actually never use this primer. I used mine on two dragons I'll have to throw out. Nothing sticks to this. You rub your hand over it and all the paint comes off. The paint would stick 100x better without it. This primer costed me more money then the $3 I spent on it as I am now down two dragons.

I picked this to replacement to a bad bottle of Vallejo primer. I have to say that this is a fantastic brush on primer. It doesn't clump or turn milky by any means. Other white primers I have tried either turn chalky or take 5 or more coats for full coverage. I've used this on vinyl, metal and resin miniatures without a problem.

I picked this to replacement to a bad bottle of Vallejo primer. I have to say that this is a fantastic brush on primer. It doesn't clump or turn milky by any means. Other white primers I have tried either turn chalky or take 5 or more coats for full coverage. I've used this on vinyl, metal and resin miniatures without a problem.