Duncan Rhodes Two Thin Coats - Abyss Blue (Shadow)
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Duncan Rhodes Two Thin Coats - Abyss Blue (Shadow)

Duncan Rhodes Two Thin Coats - Abyss Blue (Shadow)

$2.83

Original: $8.09

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Duncan Rhodes Two Thin Coats - Abyss Blue (Shadow)

$8.09

$2.83

The Story

Abyss Blue is the deep, inky end of the blue spectrum — a Shadow tone made for the darkest recesses, undershades and the bottom of a cool blend. Part of Duncan Rhodes' Two Thin Coats range, it's built to do exactly what the name promises: rich, even coverage in a couple of thin, controlled coats.

At a glance

  • Duncan Rhodes Two Thin Coats acrylic — 15ml bottle
  • Abyss Blue — a deep, dark blue Shadow tone
  • Smooth, high-pigment formula developed with expert paint chemists
  • Brush-ready; thins nicely for airbrush or glazing

Best for

  • Shading and undercoats on blue armour, cloth and NMM
  • The dark base of a cool blue triad

Suits beginners and seasoned painters alike — the two-thin-coats mantra does the hard work for you.

The dark anchor for any blue scheme. Lay it down with a good detail brush and build up through the matching midtone.

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Details & Craftsmanship

Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

Description

Abyss Blue is the deep, inky end of the blue spectrum — a Shadow tone made for the darkest recesses, undershades and the bottom of a cool blend. Part of Duncan Rhodes' Two Thin Coats range, it's built to do exactly what the name promises: rich, even coverage in a couple of thin, controlled coats.

At a glance

  • Duncan Rhodes Two Thin Coats acrylic — 15ml bottle
  • Abyss Blue — a deep, dark blue Shadow tone
  • Smooth, high-pigment formula developed with expert paint chemists
  • Brush-ready; thins nicely for airbrush or glazing

Best for

  • Shading and undercoats on blue armour, cloth and NMM
  • The dark base of a cool blue triad

Suits beginners and seasoned painters alike — the two-thin-coats mantra does the hard work for you.

The dark anchor for any blue scheme. Lay it down with a good detail brush and build up through the matching midtone.