GSW metallics are formulated for smooth coverage, high shine, and excellent pigment concentration. Unlike some metallic paints that dry chalky or uneven, these provide a strong reflective finish with minimal effort and no need for excessive layering or thinning.

Absolutely. These paints are perfect for a wide range of miniature genres. Use them to paint chainmail, helmets, weapons, or machinery for fantasy miniatures, or bring a futuristic feel to power armor, vehicles, and industrial bases in sci-fi settings.

Yes. Green Stuff World metallics can be thinned for use with an airbrush. This allows for fast, even application across large areas like tanks or titans. Be sure to clean your airbrush thoroughly after use to prevent clogging from the metallic particles.

Metallics adhere best to a smooth, matte primer base—typically grey, black, or white. A black primer gives the final metallic a darker, more weathered tone, while white or grey will brighten the result. Smooth priming helps ensure the reflective finish isn’t dulled by surface texture.

Yes, they mix easily with other acrylics for custom tints or effects. You can create bronze or gunmetal variations by blending metallics with colored paints. Just be cautious not to over-dilute the metallic pigment or it may lose its shine.

Green Stuff World metallic paints are sold in 17ml dropper bottles, allowing for precise control and minimal waste. The dropper format is excellent for both brush painters and airbrush users who need to manage flow and mixing accurately.

For highlights, you can mix metallics with lighter shades like silver or pearl. For shadows, try applying a wash or glaze of dark ink or contrast paint over the metallic base. You can also layer darker metallics beneath brighter ones to build depth and luminosity.