AK Interactive Panel Liner – Black

High-Contrast Panel Wash for Maximum Definition, Deep Shadows & Precision Detailing

The AK Interactive Panel Liner – Black is a professional enamel panel line wash engineered for modelers who demand maximum contrast and razor-sharp detailing. Its intense black tone produces deep shadow definition, crisp mechanical separation, and dramatic depth—perfect for aircraft, sci-fi builds, Gunpla, armor, and advanced mechanical subjects.

Designed as a high-flow weathering wash for fine recessed detail, Black enhances engraved lines, mechanical surfaces, rivets, structural panels, and complex assemblies with unmatched clarity and precision. Whether you’re finishing a clean display model or adding depth to darker subjects, this liner provides bold, unmistakable results.

Why Modelers Use Black for Maximum Definition

Unmatched contrast for sharp panel separation

Black delivers the strongest visual impact of any panel line wash, making every engraved line and structural contour pop with technical clarity.

Superior capillary action for crisp detail

The ultra-thin enamel formula flows effortlessly through recessed detail, mechanical edges, and engraved textures, ensuring clean, even, high-contrast results.

Versatile for clean or weathered finishes

Apply sparingly for clean, technical definition—or layer for heavy, gritty shadow buildup on mechanical and industrial designs.

Where Black Performs Best

• Modern jets and aircraft
• Sci-fi, mecha, and advanced machinery
• Gunpla panel lining and mechanical joints
• Industrial and futuristic builds
• Metallic surfaces and dark finishes
• High-precision display models

Key Features

• Professional enamel weathering wash
• Deep black tone for maximum contrast
• Excellent capillary flow for recessed detail shading
• Ready-to-use formula
• Ideal for mechanical realism, bold definition, and high-tech designs
• Suitable for both beginners and advanced modelers
• Safe over sealed acrylic and lacquer paints
• Simple cleanup with enamel thinner

How Black Enhances Scale Model Realism

Use this scale modelling wash to:

• Precisely define panel lines, rivets, and surface details
• Add strong shadow depth to structural components
• Create bold mechanical separation on armor, aircraft, and sci-fi subjects
• Improve readability on metallic finishes
• Introduce high-contrast shading for clean or detailed builds

From subtle line work to aggressive contrast, Black offers total control over the final level of intensity.

How to Apply AK Interactive Panel Liner – Black

1. Apply over a gloss or satin varnish for best performance.
2. Shake thoroughly before use.
3. Apply directly into panel lines and engraved detail with a fine brush.
4. Allow capillary action to pull the wash through the recesses.
5. Remove excess with a brush or swab slightly dampened with enamel thinner.
6. Add additional layers for darker, heavier shadow effects.

Perfect For

• High-contrast panel lining
• Mecha and sci-fi mechanical shading
• Aircraft surface definition
• Metallic tones and dark finishes
• Precise technical detailing
• Clean builds or controlled weathering

Product Summary

The AK Interactive Panel Liner – Black is the top choice for modelers seeking bold, high-contrast panel definition and professional-grade clarity. Its deep tone enhances structural detail, mechanical realism, and surface depth on any build—making it essential for precision-focused modelling and clean, technical finishes.

For crisp lines, maximum contrast, and flawless visual separation, Black is an indispensable tool in every scale modeller’s workflow.

Frequently Asked Questions – AK Panel Liner Black

When should I choose Black over other colors?

Use Black when you need maximum contrast—especially on light, metallic, or high-tech surfaces requiring bold definition.

Is this liner suitable for beginners?

Yes. Its smooth flow and predictable behavior make it easy to apply and clean, even for new scale modellers.

Can Black look too harsh?

On very light or organic surfaces, Black can appear strong. For softer shading, consider Dark Brown or Light Gray.

Should I varnish before use?

Yes. Always apply over gloss or satin varnish for smooth flow, controlled capillary action, and easy excess removal.