- Chipping is an excellent way of adding realism to your static models, simulating wear by allowing a base color to peep through the top coat.
- This handy product is applied onto the base coat, with an acrylic top coat applied there after.
- Apply water to the top coat and it comes away to reveal the base color underneath.
About the Product
- Water-based
- The images shows an example of use.
- Use Tamiya Color lacquer-based paints (LP, TS, AS series) as the basecoat. Please note that gloss and metallic colors cannot be used. Matte metallic colors are OK.
- Use Tamiya Color acrylic paints for the top coat.
How to use the Chipping Liquid
- First, apply a basecoat using lacquer-based Tamiya Colors (LP, TS, AS series). Gloss and metallic paints repel the liquid and cannot be used.
- Apply a layer of Chipping Liquid with a brush or airbrush. It can be diluted with water if required.
- Apply a top coat of Tamiya Color Acrylic Paint.
- Brush water onto areas where you want to chip away the topcoat, then wait a few minutes.
- Use a toothpick or similar implement to chip the part, then let it dry. Chipping Liquid drops in effectiveness the longer a part is left after its top coat. Tamiya recommends shipping within a week of applying the topcoat.














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