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A Colour Primer is a unique combination of a Primer and a colour spray in one. We have developed a unique formula that works specifically well on metal, plastic, and resin miniatures. The Colour Primers leave a perfect matt finish so paint adheres better than the standard sprays on the market. The super-fine, heavily pigmented spray and specially-designed nozzle ensure that you get excellent coverage without obscuring the fine details on your miniature.
A Colour Primer gives you the perfect coloured base for a miniature and can save you endless hours applying that particular colour by hand. Simply pick the most dominant colour on your miniature and spray away.
Our colour primers
Always a perfect match
Our 2-in-1 Colour Primer Sprays save loads of time because they allow you to prime and basecoat your models – or entire armies – in one step. Unique to our Colour Primers is that they are all a 100% match to the Warpaint™ of the same name. This makes touch-ups easy if you’ve missed any of those hard-to-reach details on the model or happen to paint “outside the lines.”
Let the primer do the work
The more you can let the spray do the hard work the faster your army will be complete. Steeds in particular are a good example of where you could use different colours and save time compared to basecoating with a brush. Glue the models together with Super Glue once dry.
Here is just one example of this, but the possible combinations are endless.
How to use a Colour Primer
Mount the miniatures on a piece of cardboard or wood with either white tack or by spraying a bit of primer on the surface and attach the miniatures onto the stick before the paint dries. This is very easy and fast.
Insert a flathead screwdriver in the slot and twist to break seal.
Shake in a clockwise/counterclockwise motion for 1 min.
Spray at a distance of 15-20 cm (6-8˝). Remember to only use our Colour Primers outside and not under adverse weather conditions. Move the spray at all times to avoid drowning the miniature in paint and obscuring the details.
Spray multiple thin coats in a constant passing motion, starting and stopping while pointing away from the miniatures. Allow the primer to be dry in between coats.
Empty nozzle upside down after each use and store at room temperature away from direct sunlight.
Now our model is ready to be either basecoated or airbrushed.
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Painting a mini
You’re now ready to start painting! Applying an even and smooth basecoat layer to your miniature is vital to the painting experience. In this section we’ll share some tips and tricks on applying paint, thinning it to the right consistency, and everything else you need to know to nail that first basecoat.
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Zenithal Priming
This useful technique helps to simulate light from the sun when it is at its zenith by building highlights on the raised areas of your miniature. This technique can be accomplished with our Colour Primer Sprays or our Air Primers and is a useful technique for applying basecoats, Quickshade Washes, Speedpaint, and other airbrush layers.
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Our Warpaints
What makes a good paint for miniatures? We’ve developed what we believe is the best product for the job – a creamy and highly pigmented paint. There are some key methods to getting the most out of our paints and in the section we’ll teach you all of them.
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Using Varnish
Sealing your models is absolutely necessary. Especially if you’re a dice hardened gamer. Protect your hard work from transport and tabletop tumbles, dull down glossiness, or add shine with our range of brush-on and spray varnishes.
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