Ammo by Mig Pigments Rust Enamel Weathering Set - Mig 7400

Use a fine brush, sponge, or airbrush. Small brushes are great for detail work. Airbrushes are good for large areas and creating a dust effect.

Yes, you can mix the pigments to create custom rust tones. Experiment to find the perfect shade for your model.

Use an enamel thinner specifically designed for use with enamel paints and pigments.

Clean brushes immediately after use with enamel thinner to prevent pigment buildup. Rinse thoroughly and allow to dry.

Work in a well-ventilated area to slow down the drying process. Add a small amount of enamel thinner to the pigments to keep them workable.

The pigments are primarily designed for plastic model kits. Always test on a small, inconspicuous area before applying to other materials.

Once the pigments have dried and you are satisfied with the weathering, seal them with a matte varnish to protect the finish.

These pigments are suitable for all scales of model kits, from 1/35 to 1/72, or any scale where you want to add rust effects.

Thin the pigments with enamel thinner until the desired consistency is achieved. Add a drop at a time, mixing well.

Use a clean brush dampened with enamel thinner to blend the edges of the pigments. Work quickly to prevent the pigments from drying before blending.

Ensure the model surface is properly primed. Apply a thin layer of the pigment and allow to dry before further applications.

Test the varnish on a scrap piece with the pigments to see how it affects the final colors before applying to the model.