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Laurie
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O Dave there I was deeply involved in a sabbatical away from this forum. When by a magnetic whim
I decided to read this forum. Not your fault it was another who is -----------------
Your problem is probably quite simple. You need at least 24 but best 48 hours before even touching
Vallejo primer. Plus before wet and dry the plastic to get rid of the shine and also give bite to the primer.
before priming clean with IPA with a brush not a cloth as the cloth will leave fibres.
However. Stynylerez primer is a revelation. It can be wet and dried within the hour. Stick with Tamiya tape
and sprayed with Vallejo Model Air. Yes all within the hour. Stynylerez has virtually no smell. I have used it a
number of times now and have not had any problems like *%&&U()_$ that have been suggested..
Try that Dave and you will be amazed.
But beware of the enamel camel. He has the hump.:rolleyes:
Laurie
Slumber back to the sabbatical.
I decided to read this forum. Not your fault it was another who is -----------------
Your problem is probably quite simple. You need at least 24 but best 48 hours before even touching
Vallejo primer. Plus before wet and dry the plastic to get rid of the shine and also give bite to the primer.
before priming clean with IPA with a brush not a cloth as the cloth will leave fibres.
However. Stynylerez primer is a revelation. It can be wet and dried within the hour. Stick with Tamiya tape
and sprayed with Vallejo Model Air. Yes all within the hour. Stynylerez has virtually no smell. I have used it a
number of times now and have not had any problems like *%&&U()_$ that have been suggested..
Try that Dave and you will be amazed.
But beware of the enamel camel. He has the hump.:rolleyes:
Laurie
Slumber back to the sabbatical.