Streaking Grime

I used this streaking grime on some Ork vehicles and terrain pieces and it gave a really cool weathered look. The tone is perfect for dirty metal and rusted areas, and it adds a lot of depth without needing fancy techniques. It does take a bit of trial and error though. If you use too much or don’t let it dry enough before blending, it can smear weird or overpower the base colors. I had to redo a couple spots before I got the hang of it. Still, once you figure it out, it’s a great tool for adding realism. I’ll definitely keep using it for my grimy builds. Just go light at first and test on a spare bit

It’s a great part of a nice great work miniatures.

Works super good. Love the dirty look it gives Space Marines.

I wrote a product review on a very similar AK streaking grim. I can’t speak highly enough. It’s very simple to use and leaves amazing grime and grim dark effects. It’s a perfect compliment to acrylic miniatures. I have bought a couple bottles to date because I’ve had great results. I will say that the product can get used up quickly depending on the type of application that is used.

Best I have ever used

Absolutely love griming up models and this is perfect for it.

Fantastic product for some good effects on models and dioramas.

As a miniature painter, this product is great for adding a level of dirtiness and realism to my models. Great for the Grimdark style of painting. It's very easy to learn how to use and there are lots of videos on YouTube if you have questions. Give a really cool effect.