Battle-Ready basing is intended to be used as is, so you can apply it to the bases of your already painted or primed minis! I recommend using PVA (white glue) rather than CA glue (super glue) for best results. Using a cheap basing brush, apply a relatively thick coat of glue to the base, taking care not to get too much on your model's feet! If you do get some on the feet, just rinse the brush and wipe it away from the painted surface. 

Once you've got glue on the entire base where you want it, all you need to do is apply it. Put a paper plate or piece of paper beneath the model and using a scoop, spoon or just dump the battle ready basing on the glue covered areas of the base. You can also just dunk it in the container if you want. Once you have it fully covered, lightly tap the edge of the base to remove any excess material. If the material has larger pieces, you can press these into the glue firmly to make sure they're sticking. Return the excess to the container for later use and set the model aside to let the glue dry. 

Once your model's base is dry, you're going to want to seal it in place. Using an eye dropper, pipette, or heavy bodied brush, apply isopropyl alcohol to the dry basing material. Then, water down some PVA glue, about 5:1 (with the consistency of skim milk) and apply it to the surface of the base. The alcohol will help the glue soak into the basing material and make sure it all stays in place! 

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