Slitherine

I have utilised a spare can of Holts Auto Primer on my latest figures but the instructions are unclear on how long it takes to dry (they are generic instructions covering both the primer and the colour )

Does anyone know how long before I can paint?

Thanks

You'd probably be best leaving it overnight.

Eques wrote:I have utilised a spare can of Holts Auto Primer on my latest figures but the instructions are unclear on how long it takes to dry (they are generic instructions covering both the primer and the colour )

Does anyone know how long before I can paint?

Thanks

Hi ,

if you use a hairdryer like I do, it will take only few hours 2 or 3 not much, just to let the smell disappear from the figures and you 'll have them ready for painting;

Be seeing you;-)

thefrenchjester

Thanks

thefrenchjester wrote:if you use a hairdryer like I do,
thefrenchjester

You must be taking the p!ss
WTF do you own a hairdryer????????????????????????????????

philqw78 wrote:

thefrenchjester wrote:if you use a hairdryer like I do,
thefrenchjester

You must be taking the p!ss
WTF do you own a hairdryer????????????????????????????????

Hi Phil,

imagine just a minute the face of the cashier when I came with an hairdryer in front of her, I think she thought it was a joke and of course I didn't say to her that I needed an Hairdryer to paint miniatures

Cheers

Gilles " paper, rock, Hair clipper "

thefrenchjester wrote:

philqw78 wrote:

thefrenchjester wrote:if you use a hairdryer like I do,
thefrenchjester

You must be taking the p!ss
WTF do you own a hairdryer????????????????????????????????

Hi Phil,

imagine just a minute the face of the cashier when I came with an hairdryer in front of her, I think she thought it was a joke and of course I didn't say to her that I needed an Hairdryer to paint miniatures

Cheers

Gilles " paper, rock, Hair clipper "

Of course there is always the extremely effective pickup line 'not all hair is visible when clothed' (in French of course)