MP5-SD | Acid Wash (Battle-Scarred)

The MP5-SD | Acid Wash (Battle-Scarred) is this Mil-Spec SMG's brass-and-blue finish at its most heavily used, and its cheapest way onto the market. The street-art design still comes through despite the damage.

Design

Community artist SLIMEface built the finish around brass hardware set against a blue, street-art-inspired body, a break from the SMG's typical military palette. It ships with the line "Black and blue and brass all over," a fitting summary of the color scheme.

MP5-SD | Acid Wash (Battle-Scarred) Float and Wear

Because this finish caps out at 0.68 float rather than the full 1.0, Battle-Scarred here is milder than a full-range Battle-Scarred skin — heavy scuffing and paint loss are visible across the body, but it never reaches the most extreme wear the game can produce. The brass hardware keeps the silhouette legible even at this grade.

MP5-SD | Acid Wash Rarity

Rarity: Mil-Spec Grade, the common entry point among weapon finishes. It's an easy tier to unbox, though the brass detailing sets it apart visually from plainer Mil-Spec skins.

MP5-SD | Acid Wash Case and Collection

This finish belongs to The Shattered Web Collection and is pulled from the Shattered Web Case, which came out with Operation Shattered Web in November 2019. Roughly 79.92% of that case's drops land in the Mil-Spec tier, which keeps this finish common and cheap across every condition, Battle-Scarred included.

MP5-SD | Acid Wash Patterns

The artwork is fixed across every copy — there's no paint seed lottery and nothing resembling a rare pattern to search for. Condition is the only thing separating one Acid Wash from another.

StatTrak & Souvenir

A StatTrak Acid Wash exists at this grade too, drawn from the Shattered Web Case and adding a permanent confirmed-kill counter. There's no Souvenir version of this finish, since those only come from Major-tournament packages and Acid Wash has never been included in one.

MP5-SD | Acid Wash Price

Battle-Scarred is the cheapest grade on the ladder, the entry point for players who want the brass-and-blue look for as little as possible. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

Is the Battle-Scarred Acid Wash still recognizable?

Yes. Even with heavy scuffing across the body, the brass hardware and blue base keep the street-art design readable in-game. It's the trade-off of accepting more wear for the lowest price on the finish.

Why doesn't this Battle-Scarred copy look fully destroyed?

The finish's float is capped at 0.68 instead of the usual 1.0 maximum, so Battle-Scarred copies never reach the game's most extreme wear level. That keeps the design more intact here than on skins with a full float range.

Is Battle-Scarred worth buying over Well-Worn?

Only if price is the top priority — Well-Worn looks noticeably cleaner for a small step up in cost. Battle-Scarred makes sense purely as the cheapest possible way to add the Acid Wash to a loadout.