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Pokorny Paint - Gorgon Bronze

Pokorny Paint - Gorgon Bronze - Main image
$9.94 $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 (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Eli ★★★★★

I had been struggling to get the right sheen on my dungeon tiles, but this bronze paint flows over Dwarvenite without any pooling. The water-based formula made cleanup a breeze, and the metallic finish looks like it was cast in metal.

Stella B. ★★★★★

The bronze tone settles into the crevices of my Dwarvenite tiles beautifully, and the water-based consistency means one coat covers without pooling. I've painted a whole dungeon set and the bottle still has plenty left.

Grace C. ★★★★★

Used this for a shield and the viscosity is perfect right out of the bottle, no thinning needed. The coverage is surprisingly rich for a water-based acrylic, giving me that aged bronze look in just two thin coats.