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Playmarker Dirty White
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The Playmarker Dirty White (AKM004) is a water-based acrylic paint marker with an felt tip, designed for painting miniatures, scale models and figures with comfort and precision. Its acrylic formula offers high coverage, fast drying and excellent adhesion on plastic, resin, metal and wood, with a satin finish that accepts additional layers and weathering effects without any problem.
Technical specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Reference | AKM004 |
| Color | Dirty White |
| Product type | Acrylic paint marker |
| Base | Water-based acrylic |
| Approximate volume | ~5 ml |
| Tip | Felt |
| Finish | Satin |
| Compatible surfaces | Plastic, resin, metal, wood |
| Resistance | Water, heat and handling resistant |
What it is used for
The Playmarker Dirty White is designed to apply colour cleanly, directly and in a controlled way across all kinds of modelling and creative painting projects. Its Dirty White shade makes it a highly versatile reference for highlights, fading effects, light dust effects and wear on dark surfaces.
- Painting wargame miniatures: highlights, quick zenithal effects and edge highlighting on fantasy or science fiction figures.
- Military vehicle scale models: simulating discolouration from sun exposure, accumulated dust and finish wear.
- Dioramas: applying light effects on floors, rocks or structures with precise strokes.
- Aircraft and scale figures: enhancing panel lines and edges with a controlled dirty white.
- Cosplay and SFX: marking details, adding ageing or simulating worn surfaces on accessories and armour.
- Sketches and prototypes: testing colour compositions quickly and directly on any compatible surface.
How to use it
- Prepare the surface: make sure the piece is clean and free of grease. It is recommended to apply a white primer before using the Playmarker Dirty White to achieve the best coverage and adhesion.
- Activate the marker: shake the Playmarker well before use. If you are opening it for the first time, press the tip gently on a test surface until the paint flows evenly.
- Apply the colour: paint directly onto the surface with controlled strokes. You can work in thin layers to modulate the intensity of the Dirty White shade or apply more heavily depending on the desired effect.
- Work wet if you need blending: while the paint is still fresh you can blend the edges with a damp brush to achieve smooth transitions.
- Let it dry: drying is fast. Once dry, the paint is water and handling resistant, so you can continue with additional layers or apply weathering products without risk.
- Apply varnish if desired: the satin finish of the Playmarker Dirty White accepts any type of varnish (matt, satin or gloss) without damaging the paint.
- Cleaning: wipe the tip with a damp cloth after use. If the tip deteriorates or becomes loaded with dry paint, replace it with a new felt tip.
Usage tips
Use it as a quick highlighting tool
The Dirty White shade is ideal for zenithal highlighting or edge highlighting techniques on already painted miniatures. Apply the marker with light strokes on the edges and top surfaces of the figure, then blend with a slightly damp brush to integrate the shade with the underlying layers. You achieve very natural results in no time.
Combine it with weathering without hesitation
Once dry, the paint of the Playmarker Dirty White holds up perfectly to the application of washes, pigments, oils and other weathering products from AK Interactive. You do not need to varnish before applying wear effects, although if you are going to use very wet products on delicate surfaces, a coat of satin varnish is always an extra safeguard.
Frequently asked questions
Is it necessary to prime before using an acrylic paint marker?
It is recommended to apply a white primer before using the Playmarker Dirty White to achieve maximum coverage and ensure the paint adheres correctly. On unprimed plastic the result may be less even, especially on very smooth surfaces.
Can it be applied in layers like conventional paint?
Yes. The Playmarker Dirty White allows you to work in successive layers exactly like any acrylic modelling paint. You can build up layers to increase coverage or modulate the shade, leaving each one to dry in between.
Can the satin finish be changed to matt?
Yes. The Playmarker Dirty White accepts any type of varnish (matt, satin or gloss) without damaging the paint. Simply apply a coat of matt varnish at the end of the process to eliminate the satin sheen if you prefer a non-reflective finish.
Is it compatible with weathering products and washes?
Absolutely. Once dry, the paint of the Playmarker Dirty White is water and handling resistant, allowing you to apply washes, pigments, oil effects and any product from the AK Interactive range on top without risk of lifting the base paint.
Where can I buy AK Interactive Playmarkers in Spain?
Feroca is the official distributor of AK Interactive in Spain. You can purchase the Playmarker Dirty White (AKM004) and the entire Playmarkers range directly from the Feroca online store, with a guarantee of original product and shipping throughout Spain.