Model Spray Paints

Here are model paints which come in a spray can to make painting large areas much easier.  These paints are most useful for painting model kits but can be used for RC body painting as well.

Model Spray Paints

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TAMIYA Fine Surface Primer L (Pink) 180ml
TAMIYA PRIMER FOR NYLON SURFAC - Hearns Hobbies Melbourne - TAMIYA
MR HOBBY Mr Oxide Red Surfacer 1000 - B525 - Hearns Hobbies Melbourne - MR HOBBY
Mr Oxide Red Surfacer 1000
Sale price$25.99 AUD
MR HOBBY Mr Finishing Surfacer Grey 1500 - B527 - Hearns Hobbies Melbourne - MR HOBBY
Mr Finishing Surfacer Grey 1500
Sale price$25.99 AUD
MR HOBBY Mr Mahogany Surfacer 1000 - B528 - Hearns Hobbies Melbourne - MR HOBBY
Mr Mahogany Surfacer 1000
Sale price$25.99 AUD
TAMIYA AS-13 Green(USAF) Spray Paint 100ml
TAMIYA AS-1 Dark Green(IJN) Spray Paint 100ml
TAMIYA AS-2 Light Gray(IJN) Spray Paint 100ml
TAMIYA AS-3 Gray Green(Luftwaffe) Spray Paint 100ml
TAMIYA AS-4 Gray Violet (Luftwaffe) Spray Paint 100ml
TAMIYA AS-6 Olive Drab(USAAF) Spray Paint 100ml
TAMIYA AS-7 Neutral Gray(USAAF) Spray Paint 100ml
TAMIYA AS-8 Navy Blue(US Navy) Spray Paint 100ml
TAMIYA AS-10 Ocean Grey(RAF) Spray Paint 100ml
TAMIYA AS-11 Medium Sea Grey(RAF) Spray Paint 100ml
TAMIYA AS-12 Bare-Metal Silver Spray Paint 100ml
TAMIYA AS-14 Olive Green(USAF) Spray Paint 100ml
TAMIYA AS-15 Tan(USAF) Spray Paint 100ml
TAMIYA AS-16 Light Gray(USAF) Spray Paint 100ml
TAMIYA AS-17 Dark Green(IJA) Spray Paint 100ml
TAMIYA Fine Surface Primer L (Oxide Red) 180ml
MR HOBBY Mr Finishing Surfacer Black 1500 - B526 - Hearns Hobbies Melbourne - MR HOBBY
Mr Finishing Surfacer Black 1500
Sale price$25.99 AUD
TAMIYA AS-5 Light Blue(Luftwaffe) Spray Paint 100ml
TAMIYA AS-9 Dark Green(RAF) Spray Paint 100ml

Frequently Asked Questions

Most hobby spray paints are acrylic or lacquer-based, offering quick drying times and excellent adhesion for plastics, metals, and resin surfaces. Always check the label for specific formulations.

Not all spray paints are foam safe—some solvent-based sprays can damage foam. Look for labels that specifically state “foam safe” or use water-based acrylic sprays for EPS/XPS foam models.

Spray cans are faster and more convenient, ideal for base coats or large surfaces. Airbrushing offers finer control and precision, perfect for shading, detailing, and custom work.

Yes! With proper prep (light sanding, priming) and technique (thin, even coats), aerosol cans can produce a smooth, professional-looking finish—especially for terrain, scenery, and model bodies.

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