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Mr. Weathering Color Paint Sandy Wash WC04

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$3.58 $5.5 In stock
  • This is a stretchy paint based on oil paint for adding stains to painted plastic models to give them a more realistic look.
  • It can be used for a wide range of applications, including sumiire and washing.
  • It can be used not only on its own, but also mixed with other paints in the series.

* Please use the special Mr. Weathering Color Thinner for dilution and maintenance of tools.
* The material is designed to be relatively resistant to cracks in polystyrene resin, cracks or damage may occur. Avoid applying too much paint or paint thinner at one time. Dry the paint before using another weathering paint.
* The bottle contains a stainless steel ball. Not to shake the bottle too hard, as this may damage the bottle.
* Cannot be mixed with water-based weathering paint.

Paint Compatibility

Paint Base

Compatibility

Mr. Color Paint

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Aqueous Hobby Color

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Acrysion

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Plastic Model

*If the substrate is glossy, it is difficult for the applied weathering to adhere.


Use over semi-gloss/matte paints or apply a semi-gloss/matte clear coat to the substrate before use to make it easier to fix.


However, please note that once it is fixed, it will be difficult to remove using a special thinning solution.


Special paint for weathering presentation based on oil paint material. Black intended for shadowing or soot is highly versatile. It can be used on its own, but brightness can be adjusted by mixing it with other colors.It is possible to apply this over the base color of Mr. Color, water-based hobby color and Acrysion color.

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Jason K. ★★★★★

The oil base makes this wash settle into panel lines way better than the acrylic ones I used before, no tide marks at all. A tiny drop on a brush goes a long way, so the jar is going to last me through a whole army.

Jason ★★★★★

I was worried a wash this thin would just pool unevenly, but it flows right into panel lines and recesses on my 1/144 kits. Letting it sit about ten minutes then dabbing the excess with a damp brush leaves grime exactly where I want it. The sandy tone is perfect for desert armor.

Scarlett ★★★★★

The oil-based formula settles into recesses way better than the acrylic washes I used to thin myself, and it stays workable long enough to wipe off the excess without streaking. Gave my tank's armor a gritty, sun-bleached look that finally matches the box art.