Alclad II ALC-309 Black Primer & Microfiller Paint 4oz.

I've only used this for one model but the results are very good. You do have to shoot some practice pieces to get the pressure and distance right. My first spray was rough because I sprayed to far away from the part and the primer dried before hitting the surface resulting in a rough surface. On the second attempt I used a larger tip and got a bit closer, which worked. The finish holds up well and is a nice color. I wanted black so that I wouldn't have to spray a base coat of black paint before my finish color so as not to have too much paint buildup.

I have used this product before, fills minor scratches and leaves an even glossy shine. great base for the chrome paint. highly recommended. :)

Perfect stuff, as usual. Zero complaints!

When it comes to using this on resin 3d prints I haven't found anything that adheres like it. It also appears to leave a much harder surface unlike typical, soft filler/primers. It is more difficult to sand but I believe that is a positive. Less tendancey to over do it. You can really load it up to without it running too. My only complaint is that it doesn't come in a larger size

WEAR A RESPIRATOR unless you want 2 B in the back seat of my Camaro, at the drive in, in 1975! 1. Shake 2. Wipe plastic surfaces with IPA 3. .3-.5 needle. 20-30 PSI 4. Spray 1 coat (pass) horizontally (left/right) 5. Wait 1 hour 6. Spray 1 coat (pass) vertically (up/down) 7. Wait 1 hour 8. Cleanup and continue modeling.

I really like Alclad products and got this black primer. It laid down a beautifully smooth finish on my scale model for the primer coat. I did have issues though with it pealing off when using a low tack tape for masking when I was applying a finish coat if my color scheme. I usually don’t have issues with a primer coat pealing… sort of the job of a primer coat. It is my first time using the black primer. I have used the gray primer before with no issues. Not sure about it, though it does airbrush beautifully and leaves a smooth finish.

I use this for preshading and for priming, works like a charm

It's Black Primer. It colors anything I throw it at a nice black. Very Nice... Actually it looks so good on my Gundam weapons I don't even need to paint them after I toss this primer on em.