ETCH PRIMER 50ml
SKU: PLP04
VENDOR: The Scale Modellers Supply
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The SMS Etch Primer is designed to work on metal surfaces to provide an ideal surface for subsequent paint layers to adhere to correctly.
Like with all of the SMS paint range, the Surfacers are specifically formulated for air brushing straight out of the bottle.
50ml - CLEAR
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