Scale Model Paint Tips - Testing The All New Mr. Hobby Aqueous Surfacer / Primer Spray Cans
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ส.ค. 2024
- For my latest test I try out Mr. Hobby's latest paint, Surfacer in a spray can.
It comes in Gray and White. These where just recently available here in the US. They are also releasing this surfacer in jars and should be here soon.
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You should do a video about your collection of models and gunpla you’ve completed so far!
AS ALWAY, BARBATOS REX, HE SHOWS US HOW IT CAN BE DONE WITH THE LATEST PAINTS. EXCELLENT!
I think it's a good idea to use parts with poor engraving to test paints on cause if you find a spray that can cover without burying the detail then you know you got something good. I love your videos they're very informative. Thanks!
I LOVE that you constantly make videos on new paint products and other tools. I don't see many gunpla modelers doing this often. Always very informative so thank you!
This was an awesome review and it's great to know that the primer is odor free. I live in an apartment, so this is definitely a plus! Thank you for the review!
Thanks for watching buddy. Of every paint I've tested, this one was the most odor free.
I'm needing more primer, so I'm going to look for this. Thanks for reading our requests. So far you've done or will be doing all the reviews I've asked for.
Those Pro-Acryl paints are good and one of the brands I turn to most. I would recommend Kimera, if you haven't looked at them yet. Fantastic paints that are my go to.
If you are going to test a white primer on a white object might I recommend putting a few black dots on the object you are spraying? It would help all of us to see its coverage in real time.
Edit* the black dots would be best applied with something like a cd marker pen or possibly a sharpie.
This video is a godsend to me. I have a lung condition and can’t use the solvent based sprays so a less smelly alternative is a good move, even with a mask on.. Thanks for you’re channel I can now progress a bit happier with priming jobs..
Thanks for the review as always! I'll probably decan the things and push them through the airbrush. 10 or 11 is a bit for a spray can, especially when my normal spray can primer is something like Rustoleum. So if I'm able to use a bit less paint over time, I'll do it that way.
Think you missed one point about the primer surfacer test, that is sanding out, does it drag.
I would think that it would be nearly impossible to judge because other factors beyond the primer itself can affect performance. First, if you don't let it fully dry, it has an effect on sanding, and second, if you lay it on thick it will perform differently than thin coats. Other factors are the pressure you use when sanding, and the way you sand (grit selection, use of water, etc). Normally I keep several different primers on hand, and use them for different purposes (scratch filling, blending across different materials, and getting paint to adhere). Once you get used to working with your primers, you know how they each will perform and which one to use. If a primer doesn't work for you, there are many others to choose from. I mostly use Mr. Surfacer in various weights for filing and blending, and Tamiya fine spray for final coats to be painted.
@@darkwood777 I understand, but maybe as this is classed as a water based surfacer, understanding if it can be flatted as can the lacquer version, is an important factor to a modeller intending to use it.
Love all your VDOs , they are very useful. Please do a review about Mr. Hobby top coat products (top coat, premium top coat, super clear, super clear UV cut).
Every time i hear "let's head over to the booth" i get excited.
Well get ready cause I'm filming the new Tamiya Lacquers right now for tonight's video 👍
The Mr Hobby Weathering Master washes/panel liner uses Oil pant for the wash rather than enamel with Tamiya so they might be worth a review..the Sharpen Air looks interesting
Thanks, I was trying to find an answer to this for a while. I want an alternative to enamels, bandai plastic doesn't like enamels
@@Pablogogo Yes it's a lot milder product that's for sure
Looking forward to its jar version. It was released February this year and I haven't been able to find a retailer in US for it.
Another great video - many thanks! Odour free primer sounds great, seems to work well too.
Looking forward to the acrylic panel liner test/evaluation. 👍
Personally, like my “105” (I’ve had it for some time).
Re “ The fingernail test”, can you please do examples/demonstrations of “masking tape” type adhesion/peeling results type testing for these paints/primers type coverings?
Tnx.
Do you have a model tour anywhere?
Amazing channel, videos, and collections.
Good to know. Can’t have enough options for primer.
Another great review! They sure look like they will go on my shelf as a quality primer. Cheers 👍
Great demo
How about sanding? That's my only problem with acrylic bases. Except Stynelrez they all peel off and because of that are useless in my opinion.
I was wondering if the spray booth did a good job on venting the overspray? I have bought a dual fan version - the one you tested in a different video. I have these cans from Mr. Hobby and several low pressure cans from Montana. Would be much more convenient to use the booth in the garage rather than heading outdoors -- winter is coming! Appreciate all the reviews, this is the channel I turn to for unbiased information.
It should be fine. Spray cans, especially big cans, push a lot of paint. Just get closer to the fans and you'll be alright
Even though Mr.Weathering is a enamel based wash it doesn't cause cracks on bare plastic as much or at all as tamiya, even have a cleaning solvent that's odorless or less smelly. Can you please use Vallejo mecha paints for your 105 badger I want to see how well it goes because last time I tried to use my black primer it was utter hell
I would love to see you make a battle of the clears video. Particularly pledge floor polish vs some of the more expensive name brands tested for sealing, hardness, sheen, ease of use, cost....
It's currently in the planning stages. I might do separate vids for airbrushing clears and one for spray cans
@@barbatosrex9473 That sounds awesome. Totally looking forward to it.
Nice product. I’d like to try it out.
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4:00 What's happened with Badger? I've had their SOTAR 20/20F for a couple of years now and it's a great piece of kit. Great video as ever BTW!
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Is it recommended to apply layers that thick? Or is it show like that just for testing purposes?
These look really good! I'm hoping my local hobbystore sells them...I'll be on the lookout this weekend. Are these ok to paint a acrylic (water based) over?
I'm still trying to learn the rules of enamel, acrylic and lacquer...but then I found out there's solvent acrylics and then it all threw me for a loop.
Thanks for your video! Can't wait for more!
Love your videos
Have you tried the bottled versions yet? I assume they should be thinned 1:1.5 for airbrush use.
Then I know what spray primer I should get next time!
Hello Robert, in a video you made reviewing the Behr premium spray paints I asked what spray primer I could use on gunpla if I was going to use those paints but avoiding damaging the plastic. You recommended Mr Hobby surfacer and Tamiya, but I only found Mr White Surfacer 1000 and then they also had these aqueous primers. Could I use these primers with Behr spray paints? The aqueous word in the name made me think they were designed for water based paints. Is that the case, or can I use them with any kind of paint? Thanks in advance.
How would this do with say a softer plastic like for action figures? Would you say acrylics work better for that than laquer?
For softer plastics I'd use Vallejo Premium Airbrush Paints. They're super flexible. I did a full review of them, check it out
i see you used lacquer over the acrylic primer. The yellow wing you painted you said its Gaia lacquer right? The general rule is no lacquer over acrylic but i guess that's wrong? Thats crazy.
Looks great, I might give it a try. Although, I would love to see a 1500 version. Where do you pick up your Gaia paints?
Hi mate, could you do a video about pearl colors?
Hi my friend, may I ask if this is a lacquer or acrylic water base primer? **Newbie here:)
Have you tested the AK paneliner?
Love all your review vids! Do you think you could do a review on tamiya lacquer paints for airbrushing?
I'm dying to get my hands on them. I want a full set. They're not available for sale yet in the US. Do you have them where you are?
@@barbatosrex9473 im in the us as well and no i just recently found out that tamiya made them. I think you can get a few off of amazon but they are kinda pricey as everything on there is.
@@coreyjohnson19 they're available in every country except for the US. I used to work at a hobby distributor and the reason it takes forever to get paints here is because of California. The state labels all paints a cancer hazard and requires the companies to label the paints with warning labels. And Tamiya takes forever to label their stuff. Years in fact. We are currently over a year and a half late in getting the lacquer paints. If I'm not mistaken all their stuff comes in at the California ports and they can't get it off the ports without the labeling. That's why every state is affected by that California law
@@barbatosrex9473 oh wow well you learn something new everyday. Hopefully one day we will be able to get them.
Someone gave me Golden high flow paint, can I use it for the scale model ??
Barb…
Picked up both the White and Grey Aqueous 1000 from Spraygunner on your recommendation - agree that it might be a game changer - excellent stuff!! Thanks for the review and recommendation. Could you (or anyone else for that matter) recommend a thinning ratio for MRP water based acrylic paint using Ultimate Airbrush Thinner?
Thanks again…
I have some MRP acrylic paint coming in soon, I'll test out the thinning ratio. Generally with acrylics I like to start with 70/30 paint to thinner. As always, test on a spoon first
@@barbatosrex9473 Sounds great - looking forward to it. I will try shooting on some spoons, as you suggest. Went to high school in Flushing, Queens - you sound like my science teacher...
@@kgripen757 close I guess, I'm in Rhode Island. Italian heritage combined with a New England accent and you can pretty much guess what part of the country I'm from just from listening to me 😉
@@barbatosrex9473 Hah! Have a sister in Saunderstown on the Bay...Beautiful part of the world...
are these compatible with any brand? like tamiya, mr hobby spray paints?
Yes
I tryed mr hobby aqueous H30 clear gloss as a top coat airbrushed. Got extyremly orange skin and it was not drying in DAYS. Finally got to sand everything and cover it with Pledge...
Used clear water as thinner--- any tips?? Why it was not drying and why orange skin all over..?
Don't ever use water to thin it. Use lacquer thinner. My favorite it Mr Hobby Leveling Thinner. Check out my recent video on how to spray Aqueous paint
Barbatos Rex great test i have been looking at your videos for more than a minute now, question about this primer, i model railroad equipment and most of those models come prepainted in your opinion will this primer cover the paint on these models too bad it doesn't come in black or some other dark color, love your content.
I would say the grey shouldn't have a problem covering pre painted surfaces. Have you seen my mega primer test video? I tested every spray primer. Mr Surfacer black was my favorite and that would definitely cover
@@barbatosrex9473 good deal i believe i have seen the video you are referring to but i will go back and view it i will pay better attention this time i appreciate the feedback thank you for sharing .
how's the aqueous different from the regular mr surfacer 1000,1500? can tamiya spray cans be used over the mr oxide red?
It's as good as their as their Surfacer it's just that it's an Acrylic. It has no odor at all and that's something many of my subscripers are looking for.
@@barbatosrex9473 Naive question. is the spray booth necessary when spraying the surfacer?
@@chandomstuff4418 Not really, you can spray it outside or in your garage if you have one. The acrylics are safer than spraying solvents outside the booth. With small pieces using acrylics, I'll sometimes spray over my trash can
@@barbatosrex9473 Thanks! Enjoying your channel. I’ve got a lot to learn.
Can Color top coat be any type of paint?
Technically any paint could be a primer but a specific primer or surfacer has a purpose. It fills in tiny scratches plus it has a gripping factor to let paint stick to it. Some flat paints will work for sure
@@barbatosrex9473 I am curious if any type of paint can be put on top of the primers you featured. Can I use both type of acrylics and all lacquers?
@@Allessio777 yes, for sure. The orange was a lacquer and the red was an acrylic. Just let the primer fully cure, don't paint over it in an hour or so. Allow it to dry for hours at least, the longer the better before applying paint and you won't have a problem
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I am 😀
@@barbatosrex9473 thought you got mad at me lol. is this aqueous 1000 primer matt? i know you mention that it's matt but you said it looked glossy for a sec. Just making sure. I also noticed you went over it with lacquer and it held up. Thats some amazing stuff.
@@MF-kv8cn yes its matte and dries smooth. It's very good primer
@@barbatosrex9473 i see you got some scale75 paints. Have you tried brush painting them? i purchased some and found them to be terrible. very poor coverage and lots of brush strokes. How did you find them? Maybe they're okay for airbrush. I found lots of people have issues with scale paints. did some research online and in forums. im curious about the scale75 artist 20ml tube paints. those i don't know if they're good or not
@@MF-kv8cn I Airbrushed 2 colors by Scale75 and found them to be very good. I haven't brushed them yet. I think Tamiya Lacquer Paints hand brush the best.