AK11242 AK Interactive 3rd Gen: Black Primer 3rd Generation | 100ml

Goes on smooth

does what says on the bottle.

It rubs of far far too easily, sprayed with airbrush with AK thinner, 22C, 52%humidity 20-22psi.Lovely coverage, nice smooth finish.24hours later still a medium "fingering" rubs it offMaybe better if varnished.. ? But Varnishing a Primer is not something I want to comment on 😀 2star

Love the way it lays down through my airbrush, absolutely love the finish, but durable this is most definitely not. Even after waiting longer than recommended your mini is back to bare plastic if you do much as look at it wrong. Have mitigated this by using a coat or two of matte varnish over the top but have come from using citadel chaos black primer which is near indestructible, so adding extra steps for a better finish but worse performing result was not the way I wanted to go. Especially since durability is one of the main things I desire from a primer for tabletop gaming. Your miles may vary depending on handling but I probably won't use this again which is a shame as ak 3rd gen paints are the best paints I've used.

Was using an alternative primer but now I've tried this I won't use anything else, great product, goes through the airbrush beautifully

I’ll start with the positives: I’ve never had a single issue running this through an airbrush with a bit of thinner, no clogs whatsoever, and the Matt finish looks great.On the other hand, this primer rubs off after barely any handling. If you’re painting something on a base you can hold then that’s fine (not ideal though), but if you need to handle whatever you’re painting, just use Vallejo or Chaos Black.

I've had a poor experience with this primer. I've tried using it to prime plastic models using both an airbrush and a regular paint brush, but even after waiting 48 hours to cure the paint just rubs off under my thumb or when I drybrush over it. I've had it suggested that I should let it cure for longer and then apply a coat of varnish to protect it, but if that's how this product needs to be used I'm going to just use a spray can instead.

Not a bad primer but you do rly need to leave this 24 hours before moving on, sometimes needed 2 coats and even then still sometimes had rub off.