Tamiya TS38 Gun Metal (85038) – Spray Paint for Plastic Models 100 ml

Tamiya TS38 Gun Metal (85038) is a high-quality spray paint for plastic models, specially developed by the renowned Tamiya company—a leader in the production of modeling materials. The dedicated 100 ml capacity allows for efficient and even coverage of even large parts, making it an excellent choice for both beginners and advanced modelers. The Gun Metal color perfectly reproduces the authentic metallic shade used in armament, military vehicles, mechanical details, and car and motorcycle models.

Product Features:

• Capacity: 100 ml – the spray is efficient enough to paint large models or several smaller projects.
• Acrylic-resin base – provides a uniform and durable coating with excellent adhesion to plastic and scratch resistance.
• Recommended to use after priming the model, which ensures optimal smoothness and color durability.
• Product category: professional modeling spray for plastic.
• Purpose: dedicated for painting details of car models, military vehicles from any era (from World War I to modern times), weapon parts, machines, and other plastic details imitating metal.
• Lacquer dries quickly and is easy to apply—ideal for achieving metallic effects.

Why choose Tamiya TS38 Gun Metal?

• Authentic Gun Metal color perfectly reflects the look of real metal, enhancing the realism of the model.
• Tamiya's exceptional quality guarantees resistance to peeling, dulling, and abrasion.
• Versatility – great for military, automotive, aviation, and railway modeling.
• Easy application allows both beginners and advanced modelers to achieve a professional finish.
• Recommended for its precise atomizer, which enables painting even hard-to-reach areas.

Tamiya TS38 Gun Metal (85038) is an essential part of every modeler's workshop who cares about detailed reproduction and high-quality finishing. The product is rated at difficulty level 2/5, making it suitable for both beginners and more advanced users. This spray is an excellent choice if you want to achieve a realistic metal effect on plastic models.