Acrylic effect paint Army Painter Warpaints Fanatic Effects — Disgusting Slime, green, 1 pc

Acrylic effect paint designed for miniature and model painting. Army Painter Warpaints Fanatic Effects — Disgusting Slime is a single 20 ml (typical single-pot) liquid acrylic in a neon/toxic green shade formulated to produce ultra-glossy, slimy textures and organic effects on miniatures, terrain and props. The finish is glossy and highly reflective to simulate wet slime, toxic waste or glowing alien oozes on plastic, resin and metal surfaces. This effect paint is part of the Warpaints Fanatic Effects range and is intended for layering, washes and targeted detail work to enhance theme and narrative elements on models.

Advantages

The Disgusting Slime formula offers a glossy, high-sheen finish that mimics fresh or active slime without the need for additional varnishes; it is ready to apply from the pot for immediate effect. Its fluid acrylic consistency allows for controlled application as a glaze or pooled texture, and it adheres to common modelling substrates such as plastic, resin and metal. The neon green colour is designed to read as toxic or alien slime under both natural and display lighting, making it suitable for focal highlights, basing and weathering accents.

Suitable for

• Creating wet or dripping slime effects on miniatures and models
• Adding toxic-waste or radioactive glow on scenery and basing
• Detailing lenses, power weapons or magical effects with glossy highlights
• Weathering and basing where pooled or glossy textures are required

Key specifications

• Colour family: neon/toxic green glossy
• Finish: ultra-gloss / high sheen
• Medium: water-based acrylic effect paint
• Suitable substrates: plastic, resin, metal
• Application: brush-on liquid for layering, glazing, pooling and washes

How to use

Apply Disgusting Slime directly from the pot with a fine brush for small details or a larger brush for pooled effects. For controlled beads or drips, load the brush and let small amounts of paint gather and hang before placing on the model; for a thinner glaze effect, thin lightly with water or an acrylic medium and apply in multiple layers until the desired translucency is reached. Allow each layer to dry before adding further coats; the glossy finish will develop as it cures. Test on a scrap surface first to judge pooling and drying behaviour on the specific substrate.

Usage recommendations

Use over fully cured base colours and sealed surfaces where necessary; avoid heavy application on areas that require later painting as the high-gloss surface can affect subsequent adhesion without light scuffing or a suitable primer. Clean brushes with water immediately after use. Store upright in a cool, dry place and reseal the pot to prevent skinning.