How to HANDPAINT Gunpla! | Gundam Painting Tutorial

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    How to HANDPAINT Gunpla! Gundam Painting Tutorial.
    Today’s video is all about how to Handpaint small details on Gunpla! I have gotten requests to do a tutorial about handpainting so I tried to show you guys how I paint small details via brush! Hopefully you find this useful!
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Komentáře • 125

  • @NicoSuratos
    @NicoSuratos  Před rokem +50

    To avoid confusion, I’m letting you all know that the parts I’m painting here are already painted in their base colors, so meaning these are sanded, primed and painted already. I’m just detailing it more by hand-painting different shades of color! 😊

    • @zhangkybar
      @zhangkybar Před rokem +1

      Gotcha just about to ask that

    • @ianmontero27
      @ianmontero27 Před rokem

      After niyo po ma hand detailed gamit vallejo, ano po pinang ta topcoat niyo po?

    • @pault6243
      @pault6243 Před 11 měsíci +1

      I’m sorry but what kind of prime color do you use?
      And which sand paper size do you use before paint prime color?

    • @gaetanoriccio2344
      @gaetanoriccio2344 Před 4 měsíci

      Hi, when you painted their base colors what technique did you use? What do you suggest for a begginer?

  • @arzoniist5776
    @arzoniist5776 Před 9 měsíci +9

    Watched this. Drove to my local hobby store. Got wet pallet (army painter one since that's all the had. rip wallet) and a bunch of the AV paints. SO thanks... Ive acquired a new way to paint because of you. lol. Its working perfectly, especially after watching you do it. How do you keep teaching me stuff to try. After doing Gunpla for years?!

    • @NicoSuratos
      @NicoSuratos  Před 9 měsíci

      That’s awesome to hear! I’m really glad you learned something from this video! Thank you for watching!

  • @laffing_hwhitee
    @laffing_hwhitee Před rokem +8

    Excellent handpainting & blending!

  • @arthurpendragon8768
    @arthurpendragon8768 Před 10 měsíci +1

    Nice video bro, I'll repaint some of my gunpla after this

  • @angelo-qy9xy
    @angelo-qy9xy Před rokem +1

    I have a brush now, and paint is already on it's way😁 wish lolo gundam a goodluck😂
    More paint tutorial idol♥️✌️

    • @NicoSuratos
      @NicoSuratos  Před rokem +1

      I’ll make a video about how to handpaint whole armor pieces and not just the details for you!

    • @angelo-qy9xy
      @angelo-qy9xy Před rokem

      @@NicoSuratos will wait for that♥️

  • @Chamomileable
    @Chamomileable Před rokem +4

    Acrylic over Enamel over Lacquer is a classic strategy. A set of good oil enamels is great for doing details over a lacquer coat since enamel thinner won't really react with lacquer clear coats at all. That way you can just get rid of your mistakes like you would when panel lining or washing.

    • @NicoSuratos
      @NicoSuratos  Před rokem +1

      Yes exactly but like I said I’m not thinking about making a tutorial about that anytime soon 😂

  • @lifeneedsmorechill
    @lifeneedsmorechill Před 11 měsíci +1

    So the recommendation is for vallejo paints because of the self flattening rather than Mr hobby ones. Thank you for the tips

    • @NicoSuratos
      @NicoSuratos  Před 11 měsíci

      Mr Hobby have good self levelling property as well, though some users note that this depends on the color. Some colors require more effort to achieve this.

  • @HobbyWorksbyRani
    @HobbyWorksbyRani Před rokem +11

    My only problem sometimes is that I can't seem to get the proper thinning with some of my paints - most of my acrylics are tamiya as of this time. but I am easing into handpainting as well as it is more practical with my current living area (no area for spraying).

    • @NicoSuratos
      @NicoSuratos  Před rokem +4

      So Tamiya are alcohol based paints and with this you need two thin coats for a nice finish but with tamiya, that’s an issue because applying the second coat reactivates the first coat, basically kinakaskas ng 2nd coat yung first coat, so you get brush strokes. It’s tricky to handpaint with tamiya cause it’s not really for handpainting 😅 so I would suggest switching to zurc, hiro or vallejo or even citadel if you can.

    • @HobbyWorksbyRani
      @HobbyWorksbyRani Před rokem

      @@NicoSuratos what works for me is I do a first coat that is slightly thick and use the 2nd coat as a way to pull the 1st coat into an even coat. But that is very tricky and I sometimes end up even getting to the base coat. I have zurc but i think it is prethinned for airbrush

    • @NicoSuratos
      @NicoSuratos  Před rokem +4

      Zurc’s water based acrylics is applicable for handpainting, hiro is another cheap alternative, just need a tiny bit of water and it’s good for handpainting already. Very easy to use and ries smoothly with minimal brush mark

    • @rapidoodsdoodles
      @rapidoodsdoodles Před rokem

      @@NicoSuratos Hey do you mean the new Zurc waterbased classic and not the waterbased wargames? I ordered a zurc metallic blue waterbased classic and hoping it has good coverage. Regular hiro paints are good but as far for the silver metallic I have an issue which it doesn't cover wider areas where armored komodo does it well and the best is vallejo when it comes to silver metallic paints. For dry brushing and detailing, hiro metallics is decent enough already. Sorry for interrupting and thank you for this kind of tutorials.

  • @jpgundamKLTR
    @jpgundamKLTR Před rokem +1

    Thank you for this idea . Im using hiro paint for my handpainting Im amaze in progress like a airbrush finish .

  • @matttumberman2191
    @matttumberman2191 Před rokem +6

    Have you tried Armored Komodo? Also yeah you should have mentioned these have been primed and sanded prior to Handbrushing, but you gave me a good insight on how to approach handbrushing so thanks 😅

    • @CCCCCC-ic6rx
      @CCCCCC-ic6rx Před rokem +3

      Big info to have before a bunch of people start swishing paint around on bare plastic lmfao

    • @matttumberman2191
      @matttumberman2191 Před rokem

      @@CCCCCC-ic6rx you know why? Cause I swished around in bare plastic using her technique hahahaha! I thought it would work out differently since what she did was different from others.
      But yes I think her style has merit so I'll try that the next time that I don't forego the 3 basics: sanding, washing and priming. I just hope it's not just because it Vallejo that it's good, and can be done with my preferred brand haha!

    • @NicoSuratos
      @NicoSuratos  Před rokem +4

      My bad, I taught mentioning about choosing to handpaint instead of masking and airbrushing again would be enough to show that these are indeed painted already. Also forgot that some people just paint the details and not the whole kit. Next time I’ll make it more clear and not assume that people understands it already! 😊

    • @matttumberman2191
      @matttumberman2191 Před rokem

      @@NicoSuratos it's my bad. My dumb self convinces me always that I don't have to do it the right way. But yeah you should put that as an aside since there's not a lot of handpainting gunpla tutorials and you're well-followed by new and experienced alike. Thanks again for the upload

  • @yangatsoul7674
    @yangatsoul7674 Před rokem +2

    And I don't have any airbrush lol 😂 Thank you for this awesome tutorial Nico :)

  • @djpanaligan1775
    @djpanaligan1775 Před 3 měsíci

    youre a great teacher!

  • @Twice_Marvel
    @Twice_Marvel Před rokem

    I was looking for a video on hand painting, thanks!

  • @KairuAkumaru
    @KairuAkumaru Před rokem

    woaa nice
    tq nicoo

  • @eclectic_savant
    @eclectic_savant Před 11 měsíci

    I would recommend Jerry's Art-o-Rama Connecticut, USA for good prices on higher quality paint brushes. They offer just about every type of artist brush in every quality level in price range. They focus on art students and the ability to obtain high quality on a student budget. Plus, I find that many artist supplies of all types help with model making and inspire out of the box thinking to create miniatures.

  • @flechman63
    @flechman63 Před rokem

    Great video and instruction

  • @gunplanmore6050
    @gunplanmore6050 Před 10 měsíci

    I don't have a steady hand so that is way I avoid hand painting unless I have to in certain parts like the pilot.

  • @danieljusto2741
    @danieljusto2741 Před 3 měsíci

    Wich brushes are you using? I dont know wich ones to buy, the size of the ones shown in the video seem perfect for me. ¿Could you pelase give me some references?

    • @NicoSuratos
      @NicoSuratos  Před 3 měsíci

      Kolinsky sable brushes, size 2 and for detailing size 00

  • @heymanchan9007
    @heymanchan9007 Před 8 měsíci

    Thank you

  • @PeteCorp
    @PeteCorp Před rokem

    Super

  • @dragoonzen
    @dragoonzen Před 10 měsíci

    nice!

  • @themidnightshopper5711
    @themidnightshopper5711 Před rokem +1

    Hi Nico, question. Did you also sand the parts first and apply primers before handpainting it? Thanks!

    • @NicoSuratos
      @NicoSuratos  Před rokem +3

      Yes, these are already airbrushed in their base colors before I hand-painted the details, sorry if I didn’t made that clear!

  • @DingoPaints
    @DingoPaints Před rokem

    Nice video

  • @claudenlina6414
    @claudenlina6414 Před 11 měsíci

    Hi. I have a question for hand painting. How do you paint the part where the grip is covering?
    Great tutorial by the way.

    • @NicoSuratos
      @NicoSuratos  Před 11 měsíci

      I don’t clip the part on an area that is visible. I clip it underneath usually on a male peg

  • @Mr._Gunpla
    @Mr._Gunpla Před rokem +1

    How do you stay within the lines when brush painting without masking? I find that if I make a mistake and the paint gets into a spot that it shouldn’t, fixing it leaves a permanent discoloration. I had that issue when trying to two tone with grey over white and then any of the grey that over lapped was permanently darker even after repainting it with white.

    • @NicoSuratos
      @NicoSuratos  Před rokem +1

      I use a no. 2 brush and just take my time when going over the edges to make sure I don’t slip.

  • @lovecare8035
    @lovecare8035 Před 11 měsíci

    Hindi ba ito natatangal ng basta basta pag nilagyan ng top coat. At ano magandang paint na ginamit mo for plastic sa Gundam kit mo.
    Pag nag paint ba sa kit dapat bang naliha ito at malinis bago e paint..

    • @NicoSuratos
      @NicoSuratos  Před 10 měsíci

      I have a playlist all about painting gunpla so I suggest watching that to get more information. :)
      Topcoat is a varnish that protects the paint therefore it will seal the paint layer, preventing any chipping or flaking.
      When Painting Gunpla, I use water-based acrylic paints, there are various brands on the market, one that is widely available for the Philippines are Hiro Paints.
      If you want to make your paint job look better and smoother then yes, it should be clean before painting. Like I said, feel free to check out my playlist I have some videos talking a lot more about painting gunpla in general. Hope this answers your questions!

  • @ariesgendut
    @ariesgendut Před 9 měsíci

    Hand painting use acrilic, not need a primer first?

    • @NicoSuratos
      @NicoSuratos  Před 9 měsíci +1

      Primer is needed, no matter what kind of paint is used. This video is a tutorial on how to handpaint small details on an already painted kit

  • @iconickjlee4960
    @iconickjlee4960 Před 10 měsíci

    hello I'm planning to paint gunplas as practice and experimenting for future miniature paints, I have one question which would you recommend between these two for Hand brushing: Armored Komodo or Hiro? thanks

    • @NicoSuratos
      @NicoSuratos  Před 10 měsíci

      I have used Hiro Paints for a while now and I’ve tried it for handpainting and airbrushing alike, they have good quality water-based acrylic paints perfect for handpainting. The formulation is already perfect and no thinning is required, simply wet your paintbrush and you’re good to go. So I would recommend Hiro Paints.

  • @bellminiaviary6823
    @bellminiaviary6823 Před 7 měsíci

    I'm from the Philippines also. may i know what paint brand do you use and pain brush as well. thank you in advance.

    • @NicoSuratos
      @NicoSuratos  Před 7 měsíci +1

      I use water based acrylic paints, mainly Vallejo but I also started using Army Painter, Cuttlefish paints and Citadel paints. For the Paint brush, I use kolinsky sable brushes, mainly from Redgrass Games

  • @groundhight7446
    @groundhight7446 Před 6 měsíci +1

    I panel line after I airbrush varnish for 4-5 times in my hand-painting Gunpla .But sometimes it can not be wipe out if panel line beyond the line or it may corrode my painting if I try to wipe out panel line.Could you please tell me how to avoid these situation?Thanks you very much.

    • @NicoSuratos
      @NicoSuratos  Před 6 měsíci

      What are you using to panel line? Do you let the varnish cure before applying the panel line? What paints and varnish are you using?

    • @groundhight7446
      @groundhight7446 Před 6 měsíci

      @@NicoSuratos I painted with AV vallejo then I airbrushed with Gunze varnish

    • @groundhight7446
      @groundhight7446 Před 6 měsíci

      @@NicoSuratos Finally.I used Mecha black wash vallejo to panel line

    • @NicoSuratos
      @NicoSuratos  Před 6 měsíci +1

      Make sure to let the varnish cure for a day or two before panel lining. You may be using a cleaner that is too harsh for the acrylics that’s why your painting gets corroded. The varnish should be gloss as well. It’s impossible to get clean panel lines if you’re using matte varnish

    • @groundhight7446
      @groundhight7446 Před 6 měsíci

      @@NicoSuratos Thanks.I would try again.By the way I use gloss varnish rather than matte.

  • @-supguys-
    @-supguys- Před 2 měsíci

    Question: Do I really need to finish the paint off with a top coat

    • @mistermastermind528
      @mistermastermind528 Před 2 měsíci

      It'll protect the paint from chipping off. And I heard that if you only even top coat a kit without painting it, it'll look better than an out of box assembly.

    • @NicoSuratos
      @NicoSuratos  Před 2 měsíci

      It’s just one more step in order to protect your paint job or even just the decals on your straight build, so I do recommend doing it.

  • @maninmocian
    @maninmocian Před 4 měsíci

    Did you prime your pieces prior to hand painting?

    • @NicoSuratos
      @NicoSuratos  Před 4 měsíci

      The video is about handpainting the details so the parts are already primed and painted in their base colors.

  • @ZNR2912
    @ZNR2912 Před rokem

    Hi, can I have a video or a link to a video for the sanding, applying primer, base coat? I'm super noob and only have access to hand paint at the moment, but can't seem to find the video showing the steps of applying primer everywhere with hand paint.

    • @NicoSuratos
      @NicoSuratos  Před rokem

      I don’t have a video about handpainting primer. For future references, you can check out my “Learn how to paint Gunpla” playlist. I put all painting tutorials there.

  • @sweetsoulrevue4547
    @sweetsoulrevue4547 Před 5 měsíci

    Is it okay to use this paints for tamiya spray color spray cans??.. thank you

  • @oliverstoys8411
    @oliverstoys8411 Před 5 měsíci

    👍🏻

  • @michaelalvarez6019
    @michaelalvarez6019 Před 9 měsíci

    hi!, ano kaya magandang way para mag paint ng yellow if ang primer ko is gray? kaya pala gray ang primer ko kasi nagprint ako ng kabayo, tapos ang strap nya is color yellow, may way po kaya para kumapit ang yellow? tapos maiwasan yung brush stroke

    • @NicoSuratos
      @NicoSuratos  Před 9 měsíci

      Yellow is a very transparent and translucent paint so with a grey primer, the result will be a dull green-ish yellow which is not really nice to look at, so it’s recommended to use a white primer or pink primer when painting yellow to achieve a vibrant result.
      I recommend either priming it white on top of the grey or getting a Hiro pink primer, which you can handpaint before handpainting the yellow

  • @criticalshiver
    @criticalshiver Před 8 měsíci

    I live in Canada, what brushes would you recommend I buy and if i cant find them the equivalents?

    • @NicoSuratos
      @NicoSuratos  Před 8 měsíci +1

      I believe Kolinsky Sable Brushes are sold worldwide in a bunch of art stores. Famous brands would be winsor and newton, da vinci and princeton

  • @Grandamturbo
    @Grandamturbo Před 11 měsíci

    I'm new to the painting scene when it comes to gunpla, but is there a way to hand paint details without priming the model? I wanted to do some small details on my mg jegan, just to get my toes wet without painting the whole kit

    • @NicoSuratos
      @NicoSuratos  Před 11 měsíci

      It’s generally recommended to prime even if you’re just painting small details. Primer is opaque while acrylics & enamels are not so priming is essential when changing a color of a part. Using primer also helps the paint adhere better and results is less streaky and less uneven paint job.
      There are numerous brush-on primers in the market, you can apply it first on the small area you want with a paint brush then apply your actual paint.

  • @rendyiswanto9529
    @rendyiswanto9529 Před 10 měsíci

    can you top coat it using laquer topcoat?

    • @NicoSuratos
      @NicoSuratos  Před 10 měsíci

      It’s doable but make sure the acrylics had time to cure (usually a day imo) and spray the topcoat in light coats. Doing a thick spray makes it dry longer which might give it time to attack the acrylics underneath

    • @rendyiswanto9529
      @rendyiswanto9529 Před 10 měsíci

      @@NicoSuratos got it, thx :D

  • @wannabkain4400
    @wannabkain4400 Před rokem

    Have you ever primed them with brush on primer? I don’t want to use spray cans anymore for priming due to fumes

    • @NicoSuratos
      @NicoSuratos  Před rokem +1

      Yes. I just prefer spray cans or airbush because handpainting primer takes a lot longer and needs more coats if you want a smooth finish.
      But If you’re not worried about time or you’re not rushing to finish painting, brush on primer works just as fine.

    • @wannabkain4400
      @wannabkain4400 Před rokem

      @@NicoSuratos thank you. Yeah I am never in a rush.

  • @aljondevera4147
    @aljondevera4147 Před 9 měsíci

    Did u primed it with airbrush first before handpainting?

    • @NicoSuratos
      @NicoSuratos  Před 9 měsíci

      In this video, I’m teaching how to handpaint small details on your gunpla, so the part I’m using is already primed and painted in it’s base colors and I’m just handpainting the details

  • @wewyllenium
    @wewyllenium Před 10 měsíci +1

    im old. dexterity zero.

    • @NicoSuratos
      @NicoSuratos  Před 10 měsíci

      That’s where commission work comes in 😉😅

  • @cedriclacsamana9253
    @cedriclacsamana9253 Před 11 měsíci

    I need help 😭 my primer pools by the edge of a part and I don't know to fix it. Do you have and advice? (i'm using hiro paints and I dont know if the colors can be used straight out of the bottle because i think it gets too thin if i mix any bit of water to it)

    • @NicoSuratos
      @NicoSuratos  Před 10 měsíci

      Hiro paints can be used straight out the bottle as it is formulated for hand painting. But I do recommend to always have your brush wet or damp when hand painting. I suggest using a wet palette (you can diy it as well) it’s easier to control the paint with a wet palette. Another tip is to have a tissue paper where you wick off the excess paint.
      So what you do is load the brush with the primer, then wick off the excess on the tissue paper before applying the paint or primer on the model. Pooling happens when you have too much paint/primer.
      Another thing is to use a blowdryer/hair dryer. After every coat, use it to speed up the drying process.

  • @astaroth_sasazaki_yt
    @astaroth_sasazaki_yt Před rokem

    Have you tried using Gundam Markers tho? Does it have the same effect with handbrushing?

    • @NicoSuratos
      @NicoSuratos  Před rokem

      While Gundam Markers can provide a quick and easy way to add details to a model, they do not have the same effect as hand painting. It’s harder to be precise especially on small parts with a gundam marker due to the size of the nib.
      Hand painting allows for more control and precisio. over color application. It can also provide a more realistic and artistic look to the model. However, hand painting requires more skill and time compared to using Gundam Markers.
      Ultimately, the choice between using Gundam Markers or hand painting depends on personal preference, the level of detail desired, and the overall finish you want to achieve for your model. Some modelers may even combine both methods to get the best results.

  • @mrcapcom9870
    @mrcapcom9870 Před rokem

    What do you use for clean u? I noticed for the foot it was kinda not sharp then in the next frame everything was cleaned up and sharp as far as the lines.

    • @NicoSuratos
      @NicoSuratos  Před rokem

      Just water, I’m using water based acrylics:)

  • @Redlion582
    @Redlion582 Před 9 měsíci

    What paint do you use?

    • @NicoSuratos
      @NicoSuratos  Před 9 měsíci

      Water based acrylic paints. In this video I used Vallejo Colors

  • @TheMobileSuitHangar
    @TheMobileSuitHangar Před rokem +3

    Because masking is freaking tedious 😫😫😫

    • @NicoSuratos
      @NicoSuratos  Před rokem +1

      Superrr! It jas it’s uses and benefits but I can avoid it, I will 😂

  • @ianmontero27
    @ianmontero27 Před rokem

    Maam nilalagyan niyo pa po ng clear coat or top coat po after ma hand paint?

  • @zhengsen8023
    @zhengsen8023 Před rokem

    would a top coat be absolute nessesary?

    • @NicoSuratos
      @NicoSuratos  Před rokem

      Yes. Without it, you risk the chances of smudging, chipping and contaminating the paint with dirt, dust and grime

    • @zhengsen8023
      @zhengsen8023 Před rokem

      another question, i will be using vallejo model color,how much would i need to thin it?(i am using water)

  • @chepixequilibrium
    @chepixequilibrium Před rokem

    how to clean the miss paint at the part?

    • @NicoSuratos
      @NicoSuratos  Před rokem

      I just use water. These are water based acrylics

    • @chepixequilibrium
      @chepixequilibrium Před rokem

      @@NicoSuratos what did u use to panel lining on top of painted part? and how to clean the miss line, thx b4

    • @NicoSuratos
      @NicoSuratos  Před rokem

      Tamiya panel liner. I use turpentine to clean it

    • @bentan147
      @bentan147 Před rokem

      @@NicoSuratos So just jumping on this that after painting & if i use Tamiya panel liner & then use their X-20 Enamel Thinner to clean the panel lines, it will not damage or rub away the Vellajo paint coat?

  • @noblord8643
    @noblord8643 Před měsícem

    Whats the best n suitable lacquer paint brand for handbrush? Im still dont get it, ive tried a lot with mr color, but i think mr color are not the best for handbrush. Did the job, but not the best.. any suggestion?

  • @hoshi314
    @hoshi314 Před rokem

    if you can, use only one brand of paint if you are going to combine airbrush and handbrush, it's a massive hassle if you screw up even a single stroke if you use different brands. Not that i am discouraging to use whatever you have but be warned when fixing a mistake can be quite a hassle

    • @NicoSuratos
      @NicoSuratos  Před rokem +1

      I think you shouldn’t limit yourself to one brand of paint because of mistakes. And usually mistakes occur due to user error and lack of understanding of the paint you’re working with, not the paints itself.
      Also, I don’t think it’s about the brand but more about what type of paint you used. Many modelers successfully combine different brands and types of paint in their work without issue. It’s so common to see people use acrylics with oils and enamels, lacquer etc. from different brands/companies.
      The reason is because using different types gives you the flexibility to customize your painting experience to your liking. And you might prefer the consistency or pigment quality of certain brands for specific techniques or applications.
      Plus it’s actually harder to fix mistakes when the same type of paint is used for everything. Because the same paint thinner or cleaning solution is used for both. This means that if you try to fix a mistake in one area, the surrounding paint may also be affected and can cause unintended blending or smudging. This can be particularly problematic if you need to fix a small, precise area, as the risk of accidentally affecting nearby areas is much higher with the same type of paint.
      Like with water based acrylics, especially if you didn’t varnish before handpainting, there’s a possibility of you ruining the paint beneath when you make a mistake in your handpainting and try to fix it.
      Compare that to handpainting with acrylics over a lacquer painted surface. Acrylics tend to have the ‘weakest’ thinner which (generally) means it won’t affect a lacquer or enamel layer. So if you make a mistake in handpainting, you can clean that with water without worrying because the layer underneath will not be affected at all, so it’s easier to fix mistakes.
      This is what I think so let’s just agree to disagree. 😊

  • @megaflux7144
    @megaflux7144 Před 11 měsíci +1

    uh.. i think airbrushing is cheaper in the long game. your paint goes WAY further with an air brush and if you are buying expensive paint that adds up. some of it is obviously case by case, but for priming and things like that air brush shits all over hand painting with hand painting really only shining when you are doing extreme details. also fuck leaving brush strokes behind.

  • @cerealeatingguy3677
    @cerealeatingguy3677 Před 9 měsíci

    Can i ask something Can i use primer painting for my Gunpla custom when i Will sand it and paint Another color because im not really good at spraying the Gunpla parts because some of my custom builds i ruined it by myself🥲🥲🥲

    • @NicoSuratos
      @NicoSuratos  Před 9 měsíci

      I’m sorry I don’t understand the question, are you asking if you can handpaint the primer?

    • @cerealeatingguy3677
      @cerealeatingguy3677 Před 9 měsíci

      @@NicoSuratos yup I'm totally suck in spraying and I want to use handpaint primer for my gunplas

    • @NicoSuratos
      @NicoSuratos  Před 9 měsíci

      Handpainting primer is doable but time consuming. You prep your kit like normal, which is sanding and washing it with soap. There are some brush-on primers available in the market, which you can search for, those are primers that are formulated to be handpainted