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PARALYZE BLUE

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Instant Colors paints feature a specially designed formula for easy, convenient, and very fast painting of your miniatures, achieving a color gradient even with just one coat.

Thanks to its features, it is the perfect alternative for those players who tackle projects with a large number of figures in their wargames or board games.

Valid for brush and airbrush.

Quick-applying acrylic paint with a matte finish, 17ml

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Penelope A. ★★★★★

I was surprised at how quickly the blue pigment settled into the recesses—it saved me so much time on shading. The gradient effect was visible after just one coat, which made the whole process feel effortless.

Julian ★★★★★

The one-coat gradient claim isn't just marketing—this paint actually blends shadows and highlights straight from the brush, which saved me hours on a squad. Dries fast enough that I could layer another color within minutes without waiting around. My only gripe is the bottle cap is a bit stiff, but t

Grace Q. ★★★★☆

I’m not much of a painter, but the one-coat gradient effect actually worked for me right out of the pot, which was a pleasant surprise. The paint thins nicely on the brush, though I did need two passes on a larger flat surface to get the shading even.