AMMO by Mig Jimenez 7460 U-RUST Corrosion Creator Set (to Create Rust Effects)

AMMO's new U-RUST range is a new formula designed to create rust effects on your models. It is not regular paint that simulates a rust finish, but an actual oxidation process, and it would be very difficult to get a better result than easily achieved with U-RUST. AMMO has managed to adapt an ordinary chemical reaction to our scale models.

Main attributes:

Easy application for modellers of all levels, beginners and advanced.
These effects can be applied with a brush directly from the jar or by adding a small amount of water.
These effects can be applied on any material and surface.

In addition, we have also added two Rust Reactor products to the range. They oxidize the product naturally to create an infinite variety of tones and finishes. This series consists of seven different colours and the two Rust Reactors.
This exclusive AMMO product produces a real oxidation process to create real rust. Can't get any more realistic than that!

Products included:

U-RUST Booklet
A.MIG-2250 Powdered Oxide
A.MIG-2251 Deep Oxide
A.MIG-2252 Black Oxide
A.MIG-2253 Black Oxide Transparent
A.MIG-2254 Rust Oxide Patina
A.MIG-2255 Copper Blue Patina
A.MIG-2256 Oxide Grime
A.MIG-2257 Rust Reactor Type 1
A.MIG-2258 Rust Reactor Type2

[PDF]Product catalogue: How to use AMMO's U-RUST Corrosion Creator Set

NOTE: If you find the bottle a bit dried out or with only a little liquid inside, simply add a small amount of water and stir thoroughly. Despite initial appearances, adding water is sufficient to restore the product to its intended consistency. Please note that this is not a paint and does not provide a smooth finish. It intentionally contains grain to accurately mimic the texture of rust. For optimal results, allow it to dry before applying the activators A.MIG-2257 Rust Reactor Type 1 and A.MIG-2258 Rust Reactor Type 2, which will create a variety of effects.

It's also crucial to remember that, as this product produces real rust, the final appearance will always vary. This variation depends on the temperature and humidity conditions of the environment where it is applied. For the best results, apply it over a primer, as the underlying color will influence the final appearance.