Badger Air-Brush SNR-162 Stynylrez Water Based Acrylic Polyurethane Surface Primer, 16-Ounce, Gray

I uses this through a Badger 105 airbrush. Best primer on the planet. It adheres to everything. Plastic, resin, metal.I buy the big bottles and refill a smaller one for ease of use.Love this stuff!

The only problem I have with the STYNYLREZ primer is that I have been having a hard time finding it on line. I live, probably, 2 hours away from the nearest hobby shop so I have to purchase my paints on line and it's been hard to find a lot of different paints at this point. Hopefully that will straighten itself out this year.Excellent primer that I use almost exclusively. I use the Gray, White, Black and Red for my acrylic paint jobs on a regular basis. The only time I don't use STYNYLREZ primer is when I'm using lacquers, which I don't do as often.

I do restorations of vintage brass instrument mutes and this is the best primer for covering the fiber, wood, and metals. I tried a number of them from Createx and others and all had issues and bleed through of the old adhesives that was imbedded into the materials. Paint bonds well and paint sticks to it very well. I won’t use anything else. I do have an Iwata Eclipse with the .5mm needle/nozzle/cap swapped in for spraying this primer, metallic paints, and clear coats.

Does its job great. Makes other paint stick to plastic models. Takes a good deal more to get the air brush cleaned out then with other paint and did cause some clogged with our .2mm nozzle. Works much better with the .4 mm nozzle

The color, quantity, and price were good but the cap nozzle makes it very difficult to squirt paint without it dribbling on the cap and bottle itself.

Coats well

this is a fantastic primer. i will use grey for most colors and models so i went ahead and bought the big bottle along with the 3 pack of the black\white\grey for some other specialty applications. Goes on smooth around 25-30psi .05m needle. sand with 2000-2500 grit and the finish looks amazing.

This primer is fantastic once it's on the model. But it's hell on an air brush. Guess I have some tricks to learn.