Primer that fills gaps?

[mage 20596xp 0]

I have a Gundam model I am modifying for wargaming. Is there a type of Halfords car primer that fills gaps when you spray it on? Thanks in advance.

[soapdodger 17313xp 1]

There is filler primer, but it wont fill a gap it just smooths out surface scratches and is designed to be sanded down afterwards.

How big a gap are you wishing to fill?

[mage 20596xp 0]

Specifically, this:

 

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[collins 16602xp 1]

i use something called vallejo plastic putty (401) and then prime once dry. i find it to be easier and more convenient that greenstuff

[soapdodger 17313xp 1]

Same as @collins here, filler primer is not going to cut it and would just bring further attention to the gaps. Plastic putty or car body filler than a sand after.

[mage 20596xp 0]

Thanks dudes 🙂

[a27cromwell 3218xp 1]

If your talking about the gaps in the shoulder joint , I would add plastic stock cut to shape first , glue in , let dry , then add Vallejo filler , sand smooth , prime and paint . Filler on its own might work depending on size of gap , but I usually add plastic

[sundancer 44297xp 1]

I second @collins vote… I use it on the Star Wars Legion gaps on most arms and it works great. But it takes some getting used to.

The manufacturer also did a great “how to use” video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gUn2xnefo4I

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