Replacement options for Zero paints?

[Vesa Jussila]

Any good ideas to options for replace zero paints? Currently availability is nicely said non existent. Hiroboy is not shipping currently. Statement from web shop: As a result we have taken the decision to halt all EU orders until further notice.

And because they are main source of product other shops have delivery problems too. One shop is giving estimate to second half of February.

So any good ideas folks?

[Matt Crane]

Do you have any other reason besides availability for changing away from Zero paints? If not, maybe you could change the supplier...

 

https://www.car-model-kit.com/zero-paints

https://www.plastbyggesett.no/lang-NO/article-by-manufacturer/zero-paints

https://kprtmodels.net/183-zero-paint

https://www.spotmodel.com/index.php?cPath=561&filter_id=192

 

Matti

[keefr22]

Gravity paints Spain seem to get very favourable reviews and have a really good range. I was meaning to get some before the end of last year but never got around to it - now I'd have the same problem as you, but in reverse...

 

Make sure you go to Gravity Paints Spain though, not the U.S. one.

 

Also, Spotmodel are stocking a new range of paints by Streetblisters - no idea what they are like though.

 

And if you can get them I quite like using Splash Paints - very similar in use to Zero I find, but a bit more expensive (at least in the UK)

 

HTH

 

Keith

[gamblor916]

Splash paints is great but a bit pricey for me. The flake size is nice and small. Gravity Spain is good too. Second the advice to avoid the US site. SMS is also good.

[Steve Noble]

I'm using Mr Color and Tamiya LP paints on my last model and I really liked the way they sprayed..