Acrylic Color GREY TEAL

Acrylic Color Grey Teal - a gray-green with a blue cast

Grey Teal is one of those shades that nobody names on a figure but without which the result would not work. The gray-green with a blue cast from the Acrylic Color line from Green Stuff World suits everything that is meant to be present but not to overpower the main color of a unit: tarpaulin, blankets, satchels, sleeping bags, the canvas parts of gear, worn metal. It is a water-thinnable acrylic, mixable with other acrylics.

Quick use across a unit

• Neutral secondary colors pay off painted on all the figures at once. They are small areas, so the whole batch is done sooner than one cloak.
• The layout of colors on the table: the main shade of the unit, one contrasting accent and two or three neutral secondary colors. This shade belongs to the last group.
• On accessories a base and a wash will do. A highlight takes time there and brings little.
• Apply it thinly, so that the engraved folds stay readable.
• It thins with water or with an acrylic thinner, and lacquer thinner does not belong in an acrylic.

Who the color is for

For a player who paints whole units and needs a reliable neutral color for gear and accessories, and for painters of terrain and dioramas, where a gray-green suits old planks, tarpaulins and weathered metal. As an acrylic it gets on with other water-thinnable paints, so you can fit it into any established method.

A water-thinnable acrylic. Keep out of reach of children, ventilate during longer work and close the bottle carefully after use.