Well he is honest Steve. It is a new product and nothing much seems to be known about it.
Got my 3 bottles. Tried the grey on an old bit of plastic. To be fair I should have washed the plastic and as I usually
do wet and drie.
Pushed it thro an H & S .4 and no problem at all ie no thinning. assume you would use water as it is water based.
Very thin and did not obliterate detail. 15 mins. and it was dry to touch. Easily to scrape off with the finger nail.
After a couple of hours it was very resistant and scraping a nail along the surface the primer had a sheen
indicating it was sticking and hardened.
Sanding with a medium grade worked well with the edges flat with the plastic. Applied Mr Surfacer 500 filler
and this has not affected the primer. Not tried yet a coat of Vallejo on top.
Sanding Vallejo as I did above would have torn the primer from the plastic and created , however carefully
sanded, a blunt edge.
Not had quite the same result or total enthusiasm that Flory showed, yet. But time will tell. But there is no
doubt it dries quicker and can be sanded earlier than Vallejo.
Tried Vallejo cleaner to clean the
airbrush. After 4 cups full the paint still showed up. Water I found is best.
When I get Vallejo paint on my fingers I use Vallejo cleaner to remove. Found that with the same method with
Stynylrez the paint came off but in little balls.
Be interested to find what others think.
Laurie