Seymour 20-1672 PBE Professional Primer, Sandable Black

A lot of product for the money I wish it wasn’t a fan spray cause sometimes you want to cover a smaller area but I can work with it. Super good deal great product fills low spots really really well. Well, definitely worth buying!!!!

Take the time to shake the mixing ball loose and continue shaking & mixing for 3-5 minutes, I held the can 4-6 inches from surface with a 50% overlap. Primer went on smooth without any runs and minimal overspray. Fills scratches & pin holes with one coat, dried to a smooth surface that could be painted without any further preparation excluding a tack cloth. I will purchase again.

Really happy with this. It's a little more expensive than the filler primer you get at the local big box hardware store. I am using this for finishing 3D printed parts and it does a nice job of filling imperfections, seams and more. Note that you still need to sand and prepare the surface before using this primer. Sorry, but no primer allows you to avoid sanding if you want a clean surface.

Perfect filler primer for 3D Print and Cosplay builds! I've exclusively used Seymour filler primer for my cosplay build after seeing Galactic Armory recommending it. It applies extremely well in thick and heavy layers and fills the print lines as expected. It is extremely forgiving making it very easy to use. Another plus is the primer dries very quickly for sanding.

I used this primer to smooth 3D Prints for cosplay. This is, by far, the best primer I've found on the market. It dries within 15 minutes and is very easy to sand. The quality it top notch.

As a parent working on small projects around kids and a tight schedule, I used this Seymour 20‑1672 PBE sandable black primer for a quick surface prep job. The can arrived in good shape and sprayed evenly, with a thicker consistency that covered bare metal well without excessive dripping. The black finish went on smooth and consistent, giving the surface a uniform, clean appearance once dry. It dried fast enough to keep the project moving and sanded down easily to a smooth surface before painting. The odor was noticeable during application, but manageable with ventilation. Once cured, the primer felt durable and held its finish well. Overall, it did what it was supposed to do and fit into short work windows, which is important when projects have to work around family life.

I just tried my first can of Seymour filler primer, and I’m impressed. I usually use Duplicolor filler and primer, but this worked even better. Seymour gives you 15 ounces compared to Duplicolor’s 11 ounces for only about $2 more. It sprays evenly and dries completely in 15–20 minutes. After drying, I wet sanded with 320 and 400 grit, and the surface came out incredibly smooth. I’ll definitely be buying more of these cans from now on.

I ending up picking up this brand of Filler Primer after I watched a video from Galactic Armory. In the past I’ve tried other filler primers for my 3d printed props but this Seymour brand is top notch. Yea it’s a little more costly, but the finish is great. It has a nice coverage that goes on thick, really filling in those layer lines. Compared to another brand I have used it’s only about .11 cents more per once. Would recommend this to anyone in the 3d printing hobby and you are looking for a smooth finish.