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AK304 Brown Streaking Grime for Red Hulls

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$3.94 $5.88 In stock

Category: - BOGO Paint (AK & ABT)

Enamel Product. With this enamel product the modeler may easily represent streaking dirt effects on ship hulls painted in red primer. It can also be used on other issues such as the hull of a tank. Shake well before use. Apply your streak with a fine pointed brush in irregular vertical lines from upper parts on sides and let the paint dry for about 10 minutes. Next take a flat brush moistened in White Spirit and swipe with little pressure over the earlier applied streak to soften the effect and create a natural look.

AK304 Brown Streaking Grime for Red Hulls

by AK - Interactive

Product Type: Paint

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Enamel Product. With this enamel product the modeler may easily represent streaking dirt effects on ship hulls painted in red primer. It can also be used on other issues such as the hull of a tank. Shake well before use. Apply your streak with a fine pointed brush in irregular vertical lines from upper parts on sides and let the paint dry for about 10 minutes. Next take a flat brush moistened in White Spirit and swipe with little pressure over the earlier applied streak to soften the effect and create a natural look.

Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Joseph ★★★★★

Brushed this over the red primer on my destroyer hull and the streaking effect settled into the recesses just like the real grime buildup I was after. The enamel consistency is forgiving enough to manipulate for a few minutes before it sets.

Andrew ★★★★★

The streaking effect on my red-painted destroyer hull came out looking properly weathered without me having to fight the brush at all. The enamel consistency is just right for dragging thin lines downward, and it cleaned up fast with thinner.

Abigail X. ★★★★★

The first pass went on a little thick, but once I wiped the excess with a damp cloth, the streaking effect along the hull plates looked exactly like years of saltwater grime. It flows nicely straight from the bottle for a controlled wash, and the brown tone sits perfectly against the red primer with