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Tamiya Chipping Liquid 87225

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Chipping Liquid can be used to add weathering such as damaged paint surface onto your models. Recommended for advanced modelers. How to use:

Step 1: Paint with base color. (Use lacquer paints.)

Step 2: Apply the Chipping Liquid by airbrush or brush. (Thin application is key)

Step 3: Overpaint with hull color. (Use acrylic paints.)

Step 4: Apply water to painted areas.

Step 5: The Chipping Liquid gets soft. Peel off hull color paint by tools such as toothpick.

Please note that hull color paints do not peel off after dried. Wash used tools with water. Note: This water-based formula can not be used on top of gloss or metallic paints. Wash used tools with water.

Comes in 40ml square bottle

Tamiya Chipping Liquid 87225

by Tamiya

Product Type: Paint

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Chipping Liquid can be used to add weathering such as damaged paint surface onto your models. Recommended for advanced modelers. How to use:

Step 1: Paint with base color. (Use lacquer paints.)

Step 2: Apply the Chipping Liquid by airbrush or brush. (Thin application is key)

Step 3: Overpaint with hull color. (Use acrylic paints.)

Step 4: Apply water to painted areas.

Step 5: The Chipping Liquid gets soft. Peel off hull color paint by tools such as toothpick.

Please note that hull color paints do not peel off after dried. Wash used tools with water. Note: This water-based formula can not be used on top of gloss or metallic paints. Wash used tools with water.

Comes in 40ml square bottle

Customer Reviews (4.3 / 5 · 3 reviews)

James ★★★★★

The lacquer base coat has to be fully cured before you brush this on, but once it is, the chipping comes off in tiny irregular flakes that look like real paint damage instead of sanded edges. Took me a couple of test spoons to get the timing right, and now it's the step I look forward to on every bu

Sophia F. ★★★★★

I was nervous about trying chipping for the first time, but this stuff made the worn paint effect on my tank look genuinely convincing. You do have to lay down a lacquer base coat first, which I learned the hard way. The chipping comes off in small, natural flecks instead of big fake patches.

Matthew ★★★☆☆

Works as intended over lacquer base coats, but it's finicky about how thick you apply it. I got decent chipped paint effects on my tank model, though a couple spots lifted more than I wanted. Fine for the price, not a magic fix.