Turbo Dork LaserFace TurboShift Acrylic Paint 22ml Bottle - Water-based Non-Toxic Metallic Color Shifting Paint

Turbo Dork LaserFace TurboShift Acrylic Paint 22ml Bottle - Water-based Non-Toxic Metallic Color Shifting Paint

Bring Your Creative Vision to Life: Transform your world with Turbo Dork Acrylic Paints—designed to add vibrant, eye-catching colors to your projects. Choose from 40 single-color metallics and 40 color-shifting paints that shimmer and change in the light. Perfect for Every Technique: Whether hand brushing or airbrushing, Turbo Dork paints are formulated for smooth application. Ideal for hobby miniatures like Dungeons & Dragons, Warhammer, Warhammer 40k, and other tabletop games, these paints deliver stunning results. We have also seen some amazing work done with our paints by cosplayers, custom fishing lure makers, and Gunpla builders. Innovative Bottle Designed for Convenience: Our bottles are made from recyclable PET plastic and include a glass mixing ball for easy blending. A floating seal in the cap prevents clogs or drips, while a tamper-proof child safety ring ensures freshness. Made in the USA: Proudly crafted in America, Turbo Dork Acrylic Paints are non-toxic, water-based, and meet ASTM D-4236 standards for safety. Instructions: Don’t forget to check the side of the bottle for instructions. Shake or mix the paint inside your bottle until all the pigment has been mixed back up into suspension. Apply over recommended basecoat color in 2-3 thin layers. Experience the Magic of TurboShift: TurboShift paints feature mica-based flakes that act like tiny prisms, creating dynamic, color-changing effects depending on differing light and viewing angles. Don’t be alarmed by their odd color in the bottle, most TurboShifts will show their true color when used over a BLACK basecoat. "My name is Leonard Church and you will fear my Laser...!" Laserface has a breathtaking holographic/laser light show of dark red, and green with a yellow edge shift. **Note: Laserface must be used over a black basecoat to see the shift effect. If used over white, it appears grey.**