Testing Stynelrez Colored Primers - The Best Acrylic Primers You Can Buy - Plus Giveaway !!
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STY - Styrene
NYL - Nylon
REZ - Resin
I've got some Ammo in Sand, Green and think they do a red brown for Armour primer.
One thing I hope to try are metallics over the gloss black - most probably AK extreme.
Yup, the name is a portmanteau of the three types of plastic it works best on. Terrible for marketing, though.
It's
STY - Styrene
NYL - VINYL
REZ - Resin
@@dbroadwayvfx it is indeed. Needed more coffee.
Yup! gloss black primer is best for metallics.
I was initially put off by this primer because of bad exeriences trying to hand brush the black unthinned. Then I discovered that some thinning made a huge difference. I now use a Paasche H Series airbrush with them with no problems, thinning with the Vallejo Flow Improver. Immediately after use and a wipe of the cup I drop the cup and needle assembly into warm soapy water for cleanup. Your videos are so very instructive I recommend them to my friends who are getting into airbrushing.
That black paint is awesome
You turned me onto the Stynylrez Primer when I first found your channel. After using this, I got rid of everything else. Thank you again.
This is why I watch all of your videos! I have watched probably 10 videos on this stuff and everybody loves it , but till now I have only seen the black and gray sprayed. Thanks for going to such detail.
I have not used another primer since these came out a few years ago. They just work for me, and save me some money in spray cans. I haven't tried the colors, but do use the black, grey, white and gloss blacks.
I know this is an old video , have you ever tried the vallejo surface primers . I love the stynelrez primers but thinking about giving the vallejo a try to see which one I like the best .
Enjoyed the Stynlrez primer painting demo. Thank you for your thorough demonstration.
I've been using these for a few months now and find them a very good product, across the board. My only gripe is they stick so well, they are tough to get out of the airbrush if left too long - and by too long, I mean a very shot time. But, they are great primers.
Shoot some hardware store lacquer thinner, should get it out no problem
That's my issue with them too. Try super hot water. Works pretty well for me
@@mattterrell4304 call me stupid for asking, but is super hot water safe for the airbrush? I try to like this product but it dries sooo fast its just unworkable for me :|
Thanks for this review Rex . It's very timely as I've just got hold of some Stynylrez primer and yet to use it. Really appreciate the tips on how to thin it and needle size.
Really liked the copper and the blue.
I love Stylnrez primer. I've been using it for a couple years now.
That Badger sold out quick! I have a Procon 289 (.3mm) but it would be nice to have something with .5 and .7 for such a good price. Maybe I can catch it next time. Thanks for the video!
Thanks, need some new primer so now I know what to get.
I'm taking my first dive this coming weekend into airbrushing, and it's thanks to you and your videos. You've got a lot of knowledge and the down to Earth commentary has made it all easy to digest.
Have been waiting for a detailed Stynlrez review. Thanks
I've used this primer in white before and wasn't all that pleased with it but may try again after your review
I need to try those primers. I bought a Patriot 105 after watching your review. As an old guy getting back into the hobby, your videos have been a great help. I bought some of the Patriot Extreme parts to put on my 105, tall trigger and the finger rest. Such an improvement in control and comfort. It truly is a great airbrush.
funny I was just looking for primers and in various colours. Thanks always enjoy your vids.
I`ve personally used your thinner and cleaner, and have to say works great.
I might just use these primers for a few fishing lure paints. Great review! Could you please try a createx illustrator airbrush paint review, thanks
Great video for introducing primer. I always wanted to find one
Same stuff as UMP Ultimate Primer.
I tend not to thin Badger Stynlyrez / Ultimate Primer, due to it not adhering as well when thinned.
hahaaha my metal head brother!!! good vid as usual!! I have the grey primer of this brand..its awesome! you got sum kool giveaways too!!
UMP primer as well as Ammo One Shot are the same as Stylenrez.
Fantástico esse prime uso cinza perfeito acabamento pra lixar, preserva os detalhes nas impressão 3D em resina,
Another fantastic and informative video! Hands down the best videos in my opinion!
Colored primers are heavily underrated and Stynelrez is the way to go for them.
Thank you for this video! Was looking to buy a bigger needle so I can spray my primers with and I think I’ll get the badger always wanted to have one.
If we're talking about water based acrylic primers, I would have to take a look at them. But probably my all time favorite acrylic, solvent based primer is Aqueous surfacer. That stuff's better than even some lacquer primers.
Great video, as always! Two hours after posting and the Badger 3 in 1 deal is already sold out :D
Do you have any thoughts on pledge floor care / future as thinner for acrylic? I have liked it but have not tried as many options as you have.
Thanks for the review! Mr.Surfacer is expensive and hard to find! This looks like it might be a good alternative.
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I use Stynlrez exclusively...but the cleanup goes a lot better with Tamiya Airbrush Cleaner or Mr Tool Cleaner...the ones you show don't seem to be strong enough.
Thanks again for another great informative video!!!
great video, can't wait to try these!!!
I mainly use these and alclad primers
G'day, ol son,......i love how easy your airbrush works, my chinese kit has all the stuff but i need more pressure to get my primer out. I hope one day to get something like your Badger, cause im a broke bugger.....Cheers for the indepth with these Primers m8 from Downunder!!
Just bought the 12 pack of color primer from spray gunner.
Money well spent 👍
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Question. I only have the no name portable airbrush from spray gunner with a .35 needle. How much should I thin these primers?
Does anyone have any recommendations on what I should do for a white acrylic water based primer? I need white specifically for a project, but it looks like this one has some issues 🤷🏻♀️
Next video please do Gaia Notes Nazca paints and how to thin and transfer them without making a huge mess!!
Those work great. Good luck to all.
I tried the Stynelrez primer and completely ruined my airbrush. I tried cleaning it but the tip is so clogged I cannot get it clean and now I cannot get it back together correctly. The frustration level is high @Barbatos Rex ! From one Rhode Islander to another, I feel like I'm gonna have to wait until I can afford a new airbrush(which may be a while) before I can try again.
Some old bottles of Stynylrez have dried bits in them. These dried bits will clog your nozzle. You need to use a paint strainer before you put it through your airbrush. Then it will be fine.
@@dbroadwayvfx Thank you for the advice. I just ordered some filters from Harbor Fright (wish I knew how to get this channel credit for the order). Any suggestions on how to clean my airbrush.... I took the thing completely apart to try and clean it but putting it back together it does not seem the same and it still feels sticky and no air is flowing through it. It is a cheap "Masters" airbrush. Should I ditch it and wait until I can afford a decent one?
@@teekay9228 I do not have experience with a masters airbrush, but when I clean mine, I take it apart and soak it in isopropyl alcohol. Then I use dental brushes to clean inside the nooks and crannies.
You may be able to find youtube videos on cleaning airbrushes in general, and maybe even a video on doing it specifically to a Master Airbrush.
I had TERRIBLE experience with the basic ones, black, white and grey. It was like shooting thick mud trough my airbrush. Tried thinning with vallejo thinner in different ratios, home made thinner different ratios (the one on your video), different PSI, bigger nozzle and nothing. It always was like a blast of concrete with a terrible rocky finish. I had to look up and it seems that they have a little problem on their quality control since some batches had or have this issue and some don't. For acrylics, i ended up just buying Vallejo Surface Primer. So far is the only one that's not giving me so many problems and where i live i don't have much options sadly.
Are you planning on doing a Mr.Finishing Surfacer lineup video? Currently i'm using Alclad Black Base for my projects, robots and some mecha-like stuff but i saw they have a pink one and it looks cool to try.
I have found a couple that didn't work thanks to freezing weather during shipping......, but the rest are great
If they freeze they are junk. What I hate most about living in Minnesota. Always a gamble ordering paint online.
Nice video, I prefer the acrylics due to lack of proper space to paint.
Is that a single action airbrush?
Good stuff
Now, what’s the benefit of having multiple colored primers? (I mean as far as color combinations and spraying over them.) I’m going to have to use that affiliate link you sent me to buy the gloss black and copper primers. I picked up the monochrome trio using the link recently, and so far i’m loving it!.
The base color changes the tone and hue of most top colors. So the more colors as a primer base, the more shades and hues you'll get from 1 color. Check out my video on my Mecha Empire paint line, I spray them over 3 different primer colors together to show you the difference
@@barbatosrex9473 I will def do so, and use that link you sent me to buy a few more of these primer colors ;)
Really sucks that the shipping cost way too much for me because these primers look really nice
Thanks for all the testing you do, it's a huge resource to the modeling community
wish I owned the hobby store near you I would be rich you seem to buy everything lol
I couldn't get the black to spray out of the bottle with a .5 needle to save my life. I still like mission models primer. It sticks to resin like crazy and Tru-Color sticks to Mission models so staying with Mission Models for now.
Love your videos!! One comment I would add what Temp you set your dehydrator. Even though you probably said the temp in other videos. For me it is OK to repeat. Because going back to find the particular video when you state the Temp is very difficult to locate.
Pretty cool the colored primers. I have question, concerning color modulation. If using as a base color, say that olive green, can you mix with a little of the white or yellow, or the matt black. Im just wondering if these colored primers can be mixed with their line of others colors?
Got some to try, can't seem to get it to stick to my kits. Comes off with the flick of a finger nail. Tape lifts it. Disappointing. Always wash my kits so I don't think it's mold release or anything. Tried a bunch of different surface prep, even sanding the surface first, no luck. Back to Mr Finishing Surfacer I guess.
Is it just me, or this stuff dries just too damn fast? I've tried priming some warhammer miniatures with it (28 or 32mm scale), and my airbrush clogged shut after 2 or 3 figurines :|
This primer never failed, good stuff. Had really bad experience with Vallejo polyurethane ones
I really wish I could use it. I bought 4 colors and I had problems with all of them.
As thick as your putting it on, you could never build a modern tamiya aircraft. It wouldn't go together after paint.
catching up on vids nice stuff as always
I use lacquer thinner to clean my brush when using Stynlrez, much faster and better than regular airbrush cleaner. Just my opinion.
Could you make a video on greenstuffworld and ak primers? i would love to see an alternative to vallejo shitty primer that isnt stynylrez bc it is imposible for me to get it from spain
Thanks and nice video
Repeat after me...oh-she-AN-ic. 😄 Another nice vid. Thanks!
I spray it with a .3 needle in my Eclipse HP-CS at 30 PSI with no thinning. Works just fine. Also worth a mention is that you can spray any paint you want over it. Thanks for the video!
Thanks, I’m curious how enamel will turn out on top of it.
Thanks, I’m curious how enamel will turn out on top of it.
I bought a bottle of UMP primer which apparently is the same stuff. I don't have a decent airbrush or a spraybooth to use it or the paints I own.
I am not sure where I am messing up, but I bought a few of these some time back, but when I use them, trying to clean them out of my gun is a massif pain, as it is like trying to pull gummy syrup out of the tip etc. I have experienced this before when using other water based acrylics as well. I have tried thinning with 91% alcohol, Windex, wiper washer fluid, etc. I was hoping this was a good alternative to seal plastic before using lacquers, but I am not sure it is worth the massive cleanup effort. What I am missing? How are you and others working around that.
Is there such a thing as a cheat sheet to get a starting point for PSI and needle settings? Both for primer and paint?
I can shoot through my iwata neo easily at 30 psi. The .5mm on the label is a tad bit of an exaggeration
The way I’ve been dealing with the white is to spray gray first then put a thin coat of white over the top of it.
I was initially trying to do zenithal highlighting with just the primers but I think it’s a better plan to prime black and use a white paint or ink instead of white primer.
I only have a .3 mm airbrush. Should I just thin this further to get it to work? The finish I've been getting from my primer is kinda grainy
Yes. First shake it vigorously and I recommend straining it too. I would absolutely thin it. Not too much like 7 parts primer to 3 parts thinner. Use a brand thinner and not water.
@Barbatos Rex thanks for the quick reply! I have a small bottle of Vallejo airbrush thinner so that should work. Do you mean strain it like through mesh or something like a coffee filter?
@@EndofDarkEpiphanies use anything you can. I have a strainer but I also use panty hose or something similar. Turn up your air pressure too
Can enamel paint be used over this type of acrylic primer?
I've tried a few primers for gunpla bits (vallejo, vallejo mecha, and stynylrez) and stynylrez is definitely the best. I still haven't been able to get it on totally smooth because it runs away from me pretty much no matter what, but I'm sure I just have to practice. I probably just have a heavy trigger finger. I thin it a little bit with vallejo airbrush thinner and use a 0.4mm needle at about 25psi.
The regular vallejo primer is totally useless for everything and the mecha grey and mecha black are pretty good.
It's a great primer. I do thin mine slightly too. Back off the the air pressure a little and go with a few light coats. You don't have to wait long between them just a minute or so between coats. It will look rough but it will dry perfectly
@@barbatosrex9473 Thanks for the tips! I finally got it right on my new 1/72 X-Wing model and it turns out I was being too fiddly with thinning. All I did this time was mix 20 drops of Stynylrez Grey with 3 or 4 drops Liquitex flow improver, shot it at between 20 and 25psi with a 0.4 needle and boom, perfect! Also very very thin coats like you suggested.
@@sourcedecay once you get down, this primer is awesome. Dries super smooth
I just received my first 2oz bottle of Gloss Black, and I could not get a true gloss finish that was useful with chromes. Both tests I ran used a .7 needle and 20psi, on glossy white spoons. I applied 5 coats to the first spoon, drying in between with a modeling heat gun, and when I realized that the gloss was only semi-, I tried again on another spoon, with only 2 light coats to get full coverage. Yes, it was less shiny than the first, but both were still not high gloss, like my Alclad Gloss Black produces without breaking a sweat.
Some batches require thinner to get a nice Gloss. I have troubles with one of my bottles. Thin it about 70/30 paint to thinner. You'll get a nice shiney finish
I appreciate what you have taught me about airbrushing. It has given me the confidence to get back in the hobby. What is is a god stand to hold aircraft models?
I’m using an Iwata Revolution and it’s a .3, works really well! By using thinners you are weakening the final finish!
Believe it or not I seem to get better results thinning these slightly
Whoa...what happened to this intro jam?!?! :)
This is when my PC crashed and had to improvised
@@barbatosrex9473 not sure how I missed this episode...but that intro is rockin :)
Been using this for ages now, it works best with a thin coat anfd then go back and load it on. I use a 0.4 at 25psi and it is fine.
Maybe this will make since. I've seen a lot of AFV modelers use the aka red primer but, then again I've seen them use Black base with White highlights and then they will spray on the top coat. Which primer color is the best to use or is it a matter of opinion?
Is it safe to use the one shot primer and apply Mr color or Tamiya lacquer paint over it? Or will it re activate it since its polyurethan latex based.
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I been looking for acrylic primer right on 👊
Man, I don't know what I'm doing wrong. I bought the three primer Stynylrez, Gray, white and black. It doesn't want to stick to the spoons. It makes kind of bubbles. Don't the primers grip on anything? I put the pressure between 20-30 and tried with a 0.5 and 0.3 and I still not getting the result that I'm supposed to get. The primer spray cans work fine, but airbrush, I got hard time to master an airbrush
Have you thinned the primer slightly? Also spoons are tough, they're all different. Try lightly sanding them
@@barbatosrex9473 yes but instead using the thinner, I use Reducer 4012 and even if the white one doesn’t need as they say, I put just a bit, very few drops. At the end, I tried as it is, without but no success on that too. What I don’t understand is when you do it, you don’t have any difficulty at all to make it stick even on unprimed spoon. What is the damn secret? Is it because I used a reducer instead thinner?
Great primer, great video, thanks.
and that SD Gundam looks awesome 🤞
I've learned so much from this channel, which I consider the best for anything model related. Thank you for all the tips, reviews, and links.
You're welcome buddy 👍
Thank you so much for all your videos. I am new to airbrushing for gunpla and I feel I am way ahead of the curve because if your videos. Thanks!!
There was a bad batch that hit the market. I got a sample bottle from a show, used it loved it. Bought a bottle of black a few months later. Total nightmare. Stuff gummed up in the cup and brush and turned into latex. Took me a hour to break down the brush and clean it all out. The sample bottle, a red oxide, still shoots wonderful.
Oh yeah, it actually made the news in the hobby world. They posted on their Facebook page they knew about it. During the pandemic they had to use alternative ingredients and that's where the trouble started. I thought they were sending out replacements? You should write to them
Paul from NB Canada again. Thanks for the in depth review. ONE thing to mention is that some of them CAN turn into a Jelly like goo in transit. I ordered a 12 pack of primers on sale and Badger had to send out 3 new bottles as even the guy on the phone said to simply toss them out. BUT what DID work, worked out well.
Just bought my first airbrush this week, ill be buying these primers.
I really like Stynylrez primer! I've read that Stynylrez stands for the three basic materials it's designed for" STYrene, NYLon, and RE(Z)in. I guess they used a Z instead of an S so people would pronounce it right! Love your channel, I've learned a lot from you!
I'm a simple man, you paint spoons and I have to watch it.
A few things that you may not know yet, Idk, but 1) (I learned this from Gilbert Mondragon) warming them up with a candle warmer works marvelously to improve the flow and mixing/shaking/stirring capabilities; 2) (I learned this one by asking Ken Schlotfeldt at Badger) you can mix acrylic inks into these (don't go overboard) and make nearly endless variations of primers with them; and 3) mixing these primers with one another works AMAZINGLY.
Thanks for this, I had asked about mixing. Thank you
@@bobrivett7645 you're welcome, and I'm glad to be of help.
Great Vid!! I really took to the Stynylrez product with great results... it is nice to see a run of the whole lineup!!
Great product 👍
So would these be better the vallejo mecha primer?
I think these are the best acrylic primers. For Vallejo I like to new ones they just releaed. I did a video on those last month
Bought a 3 pack of stynlrez but hadn't tried it yet. Glad you did a great video on it before I tried my hand at it.
Great video. I’ve used these primers for years, mainly black & gray. I agree that a 0.7 on my Badger lays it down nice without thinning. I might have to try some of the other colors now.
TH-cam must really give a lot of money, you burn cash like mad on all the products and you don't even paint jack, desk always clean n all stuff sitting full in shelves...
When you going to test inks
I spray Stynylrez using a .3mm needle @20 PSI. Never thinned and never had an issue with a decent airbrush. Tip dry is prevalent with it if your air pressure is too high and every one of my cheap airbrushes seems to suffer from it since they move way more air than they do paint.
It's cool that they have so many colors available. Thanks for the heads up on another great product!
first of all, sorry for crappy english, I have in use a bottle of ammo one shot, sand color, the problem that I found out is that the surface of the plastic need to be very clean. I don't have this problem with the auto type primer, with this primer doesen't matter the fingerprints, but the one shot type, needs a cleaning bath, whatever you do, you need to clean the surface prior to start priming. still, very good primer, too expensive around here, nobody sells the badger one.
Just getting back in building models, and 3d prints. I'll looking for an acrylic paint thinner mailed by Amazon, and as inexpensive as possible. Any ideas? Thanks