P90 Teardown
(Battle-Scarred)About P90 Teardown
The P90 Teardown is finished with a freehand spray-painted pattern created through a mesh stencil, giving the weapon a layered blue base with uneven red striping across the body. This treatment complements the P90’s compact bullpup shape and sets Teardown apart from other P90 skins with its rough, industrial stencil look rather than a clean graphic finish.
Release & Source
The P90 Teardown can be found in the DreamHack 2013 Souvenir Package and EMS One 2014 Souvenir Package. The P90 Teardown is part of the Teardown family.
Float Range & Wear
The P90 Teardown is available in all conditions, from Factory New to Battle-Scarred. The higher the float value, the more scratches and wear will be visible on the skin.
The P90 Teardown is a Mil Spec Grade-tier skin with an estimated drop chance of ~79.92%, making it one of the more common P90 skins in CS2.
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Frequently Asked Questions
P90 Teardown has a muted black, grey, and tan stencil finish, so clean monochrome stickers fit best. Good options include Sticker Drug War Veteran, Sticker Boom, Sticker Natus Vincere DreamHack 2014 (Foil), and Sticker Team LDLC.com DreamHack 2014 (Foil) on Souvenir versions. If you want a more industrial look, mix black-and-white designs rather than bright holo effects that clash with the sprayed pattern.
P90 Teardown uses a freehand spray-painted pattern that looks like mesh fabric was used as a stencil, which gives it a layered, utilitarian finish instead of a clean factory paint job. In CS2, that pattern reads as a subdued camo-style texture with dark panels and faded tan sections. The overall result is understated and works well in loadouts built around military or industrial skins.
Yes, P90 Teardown is one of the more restrained P90 finishes because it relies on sprayed stencil work rather than bright artwork or heavy contrast. That makes it easy to pair with practical-looking skins like USP-S Forest Leaves, Galil AR Sage Spray, or XM1014 Blue Spruce. It suits players who want a low-key SMG skin from an older collection.
P90 Teardown stands out by keeping its design minimal, with a mesh-stencil spray effect instead of the vivid colors seen on skins like P90 Asiimov or P90 Death by Kitty. It also comes from The Lake Collection and exists in Souvenir form, which gives some versions added collector interest tied to older tournament packages. Compared with many newer P90 finishes, its appeal is based on simplicity and collection history.
