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Old 28-02-2008   #1 (permalink)
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Which Acrylic paint for Red Oxide Primer colour?

Quick question here:

What Arcylic paint - Tamiya, Vallejo etc gives a good colour match for red oxide primer?

Can't find a decent colour for it. Thanking in advance!
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Howdy Alan,

I found this link thru a google search: 4D modelshop Ltd Shop - Primers

it showed this info:


Hycote Acrylic Red oxide 150ml
Reference: FP20006
Hycote brand

I also found this info, but since I dont have much experience with humbrol paints, not sure if it is acrylic or enamel, but here it is:

humbrol red brown 70 + matt scarlet 60= red oxide


hope this helps,

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Thanks,

I didn't realise you could get Acrylic Based Red Oxide Primer! I'll have to pick some up and see how it works out.
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I use Halford's (Acrylic) red primer.

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Hycote Acrylic primer

Hello Alan.

I use the Hycote range of paints they are all Acrylic and the primers are excellent.
The red oxide is a good match IMHO, they also do a primer filler, a sort of yellow colour, this stuff is brill at covering anthing that has minor blemishes in the surface just let it dry between coats and sand off. ( Just wear a mask with this one though ) as always.

All made for the motor trade and available in spray cans of different sizes etc.

As Mankster says Halfords are good too.

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