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[numbskull]

Looking good. However, from doing the same as you and plowing through old posts I got the impression that some guys have had trouble with the shellac based B.I.N. primer and use a different Zissner product called Covers All which comes in a gold and white can. Perhaps it only matters if you're spraying a water based top coat. Maybe someone more experienced can help.

[Backbeach Jake]

I use that BIN over my sealer (50/50 Helmsman Urethane/mineral spirits) and under my "Traditions" Acrylic color. Every time I deviate from my recipe there's an adventure. It's me, I know. That needle looks SUPER btw!

[Bay Stalker]

Originally Posted by Backbeach Jake

I use that BIN over my sealer (50/50 Helmsman Urethane/mineral spirits) and under my "Traditions" Acrylic color. Every time I deviate from my recipe there's an adventure. It's me, I know. That needle looks SUPER btw!

I will be using waterlox to seal my plugs. I was going to do 3 coats with sanding in between each when dry and light sanding before I prime. Then prime with the BIN primer and light sand again. When I get my airbrush I was going to use Createx paints. What suggestions would you have, good or bad. I am just learning and this is just what I decided on from my research. Not that it is set in stone. I am sure I will make mistakes, that comes with learning.

[Bay Stalker]

Originally Posted by numbskull

Looking good. However, from doing the same as you and plowing through old posts I got the impression that some guys have had trouble with the shellac based B.I.N. primer and use a different Zissner product called Covers All which comes in a gold and white can. Perhaps it only matters if you're spraying a water based top coat. Maybe someone more experienced can help.

Thanks for the info I will do a little more research into the BIN primer.