Surface Primer L White

I got back into modeling recently and deciding that I would do everything right (or as right as possible), I decided to use a good primer. I found my solution in the Tamiya Fine Surface Primer. Spray a light to medium coat on each peace that will be final coated. Before applying the final color, I recommend carefully wiping down all primed surfaces as they may contain a fine dusting of primer that dried before it got to the model pieces. Test the surfaces by wiping a finger lightly over them. If there is a light residue on your finger, wipe the surface with a soft or cotton cloth. Do I like this product? Hobbylinc just delivered two more cans today.

It dries fast, adheres great, sprays a thin smooth coat. Does not fill scratches well

There's a lot more primer in this than what the can and other people may lead you to believe. I have primed almost 7 kits with this and there's still some at the bottom. Granted I took my time and slowly dusted the primer on, but that still means there's a lot of primer in here. I noticed that that the primer is actually very smooth compared to other primers, but is still mostly matte. It is shinier than other primers (ie: Krylon, Testors). But this stuff is much better. Being a lacquer primer, it grips onto the plastic like a shark would bite a fish. Rubbing it will not remove primer at all, and scraping it with anything other than metal wouldn't do much either.