what do you guy use

[prostockmania]

What do you guys use on darker molded plastic models to keep bleed thru from happening??

[Darren B]

My fav is dupli color filler primer, its great for covering the plastic and it helps hide any pin holes in putty.

[Foxer]

My fav is dupli color filler primer, its great for covering the plastic and it helps hide any pin holes in putty.

Me too pretty much.

[highway]

Me three, I usually also use their sealer primer for bodies molded in anything other than gray or white, too.

[MikeMc]

And when none of these will cover red bleed thru(Firefighter mustang)..Bob Downie reccomends using "BIN' sealer between layers of primer

I tried duplacolor sealer and even silver...I shoot hot lacquers so bleeding is a problem with some colored plastics. If you shoot Tamiya colors, as Mark does, use the Tamiya primers....if you can get them

Edited April 14, 2011 by Stasch

[prostockmania]

And when none of these will cover red bleed thru(Firefighter mustang)..Bob Downie reccomends using "BIN' sealer between layers of primer

I tried duplacolor sealer and even silver...I shoot hot lacquers so bleeding is a problem with some colored plastics. If you shoot Tamiya colors, as Mark does, use the Tamiya primers....if you can get them

Thats the stuff i heard about, where can i get it at Bob, Local Home Depot or Lowes??

[MikeMc]

Thats the stuff i heard about, where can i get it at Bob, Local Home Depot or Lowes??

just about any hardware store will carry it. I will tell you that it airbrushes well if thinned with alcohol..other wise good luck out of the can...awful nozzels.

It works well if applied over a layer of primer, as it doesn't have a lot of tooth. Then recoat with primer and hit it with color. Some will tell you that metalizers also will work....again I shoot hot lacquers and this is the 1 trick...I do use all 3 types of duplacolor primers on a normal basis...but BIN seals the best since Floquil removed "barrier" from the shelves