Thanks for the feedback.

That is the beauty of the primed and unpainted designer toy kadinshino, you can paint it however you want.

I’ve spent the past few weeks trying out combinations of primers and paints that come in spray cans and in bottles to be able to provide a best practices list.

Thank you so much ChipNDeath!

You do such an amazing job painting your cast pieces.

As mentioned on the reply above I'm still experimenting with all sorts of paints to ensure that the application properly dries with little to no indication of brush marks.

Thank you for the suggestion. So far Krylon has worked well as a primer. Folk Art has worked well as a paint-able acrylic. Found that flat spray paints have been the most compatible with primed and unprimed resin, sculpey, and paper clay. Still going with krylon on the spray paint. Testors enamel paint worked well on untreated resin for the Mandi figure. The final thing that has worked well has been a very quick thin coat of clear acrylic sealer on the parts.

That paint job reminds me of the terrorists (generic) from SuperMegaTopia. Or Ninjas. Or black-suit spider-ham/man....fox?

Thank you Corwyn_Talia

Oooo love it!

Thanks so much!