85006 Lacquer Spray Paint, TS-6 Matt Black - 100ml Spray Can

Bought this for priming my miniatures. I also bought the Army Painter in white, since Tamiya was out of stock. Army Painter took three coats to cover, an hour to dry, and six hours for the smell to go away. This product covered all in a single coat. Looks great, smooth even finish. Dried in under 30 minutes. No remaining smell So overall this product is far superior, well worth the value

I purchased this to paint an ABS hull of an R/C boat. The paint is very forgiving, fast drying and it looks great. It really has a quality matte black finish. I'm really surprised how well it turned out, considering I never spray paint things. I made sure to scrub the plastic with soap and water, and I tried to use an abrasive sponge. It would probably be best to use a fine grained sand paper. I would definitely buy this brand again for any model painting jobs.

Expensive for the amount you get, but very high quality spray paint. I used this to paint the rear sight on my rifle, which is a very precision part. The matte black matched my rifle perfectly, too. If I ever need to paint another part to match a rifle, I'll definitely buy this again.

Tamiya Spray Lacquer I have found to be the best at drying and coverage.

This matte black spray lacquer, as well as other Tamiya paints, is quite possibly the best matte black modeling paint available. It goes on thinly, evenly--coating well, and, with a little practice, will do as good a job as paint from an air brush. It sticks well to properly-prepared surfaces, and provides an excellent final color as a finish coat. Experienced and novice modelers alike: Don't paint a model without these paints! See my Amazon books about money: A Return to Abundance, Book 1: Money and happiness, abundance and prosperity, money and the unconscious mind: a mythological, psychological, historical, and family of origin look at money & its power

This paint works really well and looks good

Tamiya TS-6 is an amazing looking paint. It's a perfect matte black and it applies very smoothly. I've painted several Lexan bodies with it and gotten perfect results. Yes, that's right, Lexan bodies. You need to paint the outside of the body with black Lexan paint first. After you've got a good coat, you can then apply this on top of the Lexan paint. I've never had it flake off yet. I use this for show bodies because, being on the outside, it will obviously get scratched. You can actually just sand it smooth with 2000 grit sandpaper and repaint it, however. The damaged area will look as good as new.

It's just the best especially if you're doing a quick paint on a new lexan body.