The Army Painter Speedpaint 2.0 Enchanted Steel Paint
$35.99
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Monmouth Cards · Supplies · Miniatures & Modeling
The Army Painter Speedpaint 2.0 Enchanted Steel PaintFast metallic coverage for tabletop-ready miniatures.
The Army Painter Speedpaint 2.0 Enchanted Steel is a metallic Speedpaint made for painters who want quick coverage, built-in shading, and a smooth reflective finish in one coat. It is a strong fit for armor, weapons, machinery, and other steel-toned details on miniatures, whether you are painting your first squad or pushing through a full army project.
What's inside: One 18ml bottle of The Army Painter Speedpaint 2.0 Enchanted Steel metallic paint.
Product highlights
- Metallic Speedpaint formula: This color is part of The Army Painter Speedpaint Metallics range, designed to combine one-coat coverage with a smooth reflective finish.
- Built for speed: The formula is made to let metallic pigment settle across raised areas while darker pigment shades recesses for fast contrast on detailed miniatures.
- Useful for steel-toned details: Enchanted Steel is well suited for armored panels, blades, chainmail, mechanical parts, and other cool metallic surfaces.
- Best over a primed model: The Army Painter recommends priming miniatures before use, with light primers such as Matt White, Brainmatter Beige, or Ash Grey suggested for the most vibrant results.
- Simple hobby-desk workflow: Shake thoroughly, load your brush, and apply a generous coat so the paint can flow into recesses and do the shading work for you.
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Product questions
What do I get with this listing?
This listing is for one bottle of The Army Painter Speedpaint 2.0 Enchanted Steel in an 18ml dropper bottle.
What is this paint best used for?
Enchanted Steel is a metallic Speedpaint that works well for steel-toned armor, weapons, chainmail, machinery, and other cool metal details on miniatures and models.
Do I need to prime the miniature first?
The Army Painter recommends priming before applying Speedpaint. Their guidance highlights lighter primers for the most vibrant results, though painters can experiment with other primer colors for different effects.
If you want a fast metallic that helps shade as it covers, Enchanted Steel is an easy addition to your next hobby project from Monmouth Cards.
