Tim A.
Well-known member
Don't mean to turn this into a primer discussion but the reason I ask is my primer starts out fine then my HP-CS Iwata starts spitting small chunks. I switched to Tamiya rattle can fine. I have to spray that outside though.
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1/35 Tiger I Early Production Battle of Kharkov
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Tim A.
Well-known member
Yeah, maybe Vallejo improved it.
Heavens Eagle
Well-known member
I have been spraying the Vallejo paints but have added a little Vallejo airbrush flow improver to any that I spray. Have not had any issues. Since I am currently working on German armor I bought a couple of bottles of the Vallejo Surface Primer 73.605 German Rotbraun RAL8012
The newest Vallejo products have new labels and the bottles seem a bit different. They might have done an improvement to the paint formula to make the adherence a bit better, but I don't really know.
The newest Vallejo products have new labels and the bottles seem a bit different. They might have done an improvement to the paint formula to make the adherence a bit better, but I don't really know.
Brokeneagle
Master at Arms
I sprayed my T-72 BA with the Vallejo grey primer anjd it worked a treat - no issues. 
JSteinman
Master at Arms
This primer code starts with 74 instead of 73. I wonder what is the difference between them.
Wow, you are up early! 
