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Pokorny Paint - Deep Water Green

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$9.38 $14 In stock

Category: Paint

Pokorny Paint Colours are Dwarven Forge's own water-based acrylic paint.  They were formulated by our founder, Stefan Pokorny, to achieve the optimal viscosity for painting Dwarvenite terrain. They don't need to be diluted, which waters down the pigments -- and you don't need to prime your pieces. Please just shake each generous 4 oz bottle before each use.

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Penelope ★★★★★

I've been using Deep Water Green to add a mossy riverbed effect to my dungeon tiles, and the viscosity is just right—it flows smoothly without pooling in the crevices. The color has a nice richness that covers well in two coats.

Richard C. ★★★★★

The color depth of Deep Water Green is fantastic—two thin coats gave me perfect, even coverage on my Dwarvenite tiles without any pooling.

Henry ★★★★☆

The viscosity is just right straight from the bottle—it flows into the recesses of my Dwarvenite tiles without thinning, which saves a ton of prep time. Only wish the bottle had a dropper top instead of the plain nozzle, but the coverage is solid.