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Vallejo - Liquid Rich Gold

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$3.71 $6.19 In stock

Category: Paint

Brilliant metallic colors manufactured with actual metal pigments in alcohol based formula which results in a metallic finish of extraordinary realism and permanence.

The colors can be diluted with alcohol, mixed with one another to achieve further variations of tonality and dry rapidly on all kinds of surfaces.

Brushes are cleaned with alcohol or with the Vallejo Brush Cleaner.

Safety: Liquid Gold is flammable due to its alcohol content, but does not contain xylene or toluene. 

Packaging: In 35 ml./1.18 fl.oz. plastic pots with a childproof cap.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Scarlett ★★★★★

The first time I brushed this on, the pigment pooled like liquid metal and dried with a mirror shine that no acrylic I've tried comes close to. I've painted three miniatures with it so far and the alcohol formula means it layers thin without ever turning chalky.

Miles P. ★★★★★

The alcohol base really makes the difference — it lays down flat and dries fast with that true metal look, none of that fake plastic shine. I've been able to thin it out without losing any of the richness, and what's on my miniatures now looks almost like actual gold leaf.