Different primers?

[Hemi Killer]

Right now I am using Model Masters enamel primer , which takes way too long to dry. I dont mind this when taking my time to paint a nice body (which I have not been able to do yet). Are there any "fast" drying primers out there, that I can use to spray a part to check for defects, then sand shortly after?

Also, if there are any other primers you would recommend for bodies that would be greatly appreciated, thank you .

[Rick]

I use "Plasti-Kote" spot filler and primer . It's commonly called a "high build" primer because it fill's scratches and sanding marks. Easy application, fast dry and sands well.
You can find at your auto parts/body store and in some hobby shops.

[hot ford coupe]

The Plasticote is a good primer but be careful of the lacquer type. Without the right technique, which you can learn here, the primer could attack the plastic and destroy your part. A couple of other good primers are Model Master's grey lacquer primer and Tamiya grey and white primers. They are thinner than the plasticote and can really show up the defects. They're also a bit kinder than the PlastiCote. If you leave those primers alone for 24 hours, you can sand with impunity.

Another thing about the lacquer paints If you watch your technique, you can even use the Duplicolor paints. They're harder and after about a week drying time, which is probably more than you need. They polish up exceptionally well. When you're ready to go, e-mail me and I'll help you with the technique.