The Army Painter Colour Primer Necrotic Flesh Spray

$19.99

Estimated delivery between October 07 and October 09.

Monmouth Cards · Supplies · Miniatures & Modeling

The Army Painter Colour Primer Necrotic Flesh Spray
A fast matte basecoat for undead, plague, and worn organic paint schemes.

The Army Painter Colour Primer: Necrotic Flesh is a 400 ml spray primer made for miniature models, combining priming and basecoating in one step. This pale, sickly green tone is especially suited to undead, diseased, and corrupted fantasy armies, while still working as a versatile starting color for other hobby projects.

400 mlSpray can size
13.5 ozApprox. volume
1Aerosol primer can
What's inside: One 400 ml / 13.5 fl. oz. can of The Army Painter Colour Primer in Necrotic Flesh. This is a colored spray primer for miniature models, not a brush-on paint pot.

Product highlights

  • Primer and basecoat in one: The Colour Primer line is designed to save hobby time by laying down your primer and core color at the same time.
  • Necrotic Flesh tone: The manufacturer describes this shade as ideal for rotten skin on ghouls, zombies, vampires, pestilence demons, and plague-themed ratmen.
  • Matte finish: This spray is made to leave a perfect matte color while keeping miniature surface detail in excellent condition.
  • Precision nozzle: The can uses a precision nozzle and fast-drying acrylic primer formula for controlled coverage on miniatures and models.
  • Color-system match: The Army Painter states the Colour Primer range is matched to corresponding Warpaints colors, making it easier to build out a consistent scheme.

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Product questions

What is included with this product?

This listing is for one can of The Army Painter Colour Primer in Necrotic Flesh, with 400 ml / 13.5 fl. oz. of spray primer.

What kind of projects is Necrotic Flesh best for?

According to The Army Painter, this shade is especially suited to rotten skin and undead-style schemes such as ghouls, zombies, vampires, pestilence demons, and plague-themed forces. It can also be used as a starting coat for other miniature projects.

How should I use this spray primer?

The manufacturer advises shaking the can for 1 minute, spraying from 15-20 cm away, applying multiple thin coats, and avoiding extreme heat, cold, or humidity. Use only in a well-ventilated area and follow the safety instructions on the can.

If Necrotic Flesh fits your next undead or plague-themed project, Monmouth Cards is ready to help you get your hobby bench stocked.

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