<p><font size="3">By popular request new and old botles side by side, as lableled. Some differences, besides the obvious once are labeled.</font></p><p><img width="662" height="488" border="0" src="http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b395/skeewin/primers.jpg" /> </p><font size="3" />
New GW black primer with a picture
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Thanks! That really helps clear things up. A few months ago there was a marked improvement in the "old" primer, and now there's a new one altogether.
I looked at one of my really ancient empty cans and noticed a disturbing trend... 285g became 280g and is now 278g. I want my 3% more primer dammit ;-) Anyway I'll be testing out the new stuff fairly soon, I'm running low again and have a few dozen models to prime.
I looked at one of my really ancient empty cans and noticed a disturbing trend... 285g became 280g and is now 278g. I want my 3% more primer dammit ;-) Anyway I'll be testing out the new stuff fairly soon, I'm running low again and have a few dozen models to prime.
The weight difference could be due to solvent/propelant then the paint itself.Thanks! That really helps clear things up. A few months ago there was a marked improvement in the "old" primer, and now there's a new one altogether.
I looked at one of my really ancient empty cans and noticed a disturbing trend... 285g became 280g and is now 278g. I want my 3% more primer dammit ;-) Anyway I'll be testing out the new stuff fairly soon, I'm running low again and have a few dozen models to prime.
I looked at one of my really ancient empty cans and noticed a disturbing trend... 285g became 280g and is now 278g. I want my 3% more primer dammit ;-) Anyway I'll be testing out the new stuff fairly soon, I'm running low again and have a few dozen models to prime.
