Citadel Bombe sous-couche - Aérosol Chaos Black

I go through several of these cans a year painting minis and they work great as a primer. Id start with this one and then use a zenithal spray of white or grey over the top for maximum effect.

Bottom line, you're not getting a smooth a finish as with this primer on plastic or resin minis. I've used Krylon, Rustoleum and any other solution save Army Painter for primer, and they ALL disappoint. Time to dry, smell, coverage, dripping. While this primer probably costs more than a child's blood by ounce, I will say that it has (for four batches of minis) not disappointed me once. Smooth coating, no dripping, no spatter, quick drying (ten minutes even at high humidity, like Florida hot), and a truly matte finish (no shine), this stuff probably was formulated by someone from the warp. I hate paying the Corporate Overlords the price on this stuff, but it is honestly one of the best primers I've used.* * Note don't pay overmuch, some of the scalpers on here are nuts and you can go to your LGS and get this at a real discount.

Love this primer. A bit more but fantastic.

ive used army painter and several others, but this is by far the best dries the fastest, good hard coating, its expensive, but worth it.

Ordered this and a can of citadel primer, but got 2 of these instead. Paint dries quick which is nice, and hasn't peeled off so far (2 months in, but no tabletop gameplay yet). Painted roughly 50 necron minis (mostly warriors and elite infantry with a Night scythe, command barge, szeras, skorpekh lord and all 3 convergence of dominion statues) using only 1 of the cans. A bit expensive, but you get a decent amount of quality paint.

I use this paint for my Gundams, it works well, and does not spray on to heavy.

My son swears by this stuff.

Nice primer for painting miniatures