Micro-Mark Basic Acrylic Painting Set with Brushes, Mediums & Empty Bottles, 89-Piece

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What’s Included in the Micro-Mark 81-Piece Acrylic Paint Set
--53 Acrylic Paint Colors (20ml each unless noted):

Earth, Dirt, Aged Concrete, Flat Brown
Buff, Light Skin Tone, Depot Buff
Bloody Mess, Box Car Red, Caboose Red, Signal Red, Flat Red, Rust Oxide, Orange, Copper
Lemon Yellow, Reefer Yellow, Yellow Ochre
Metallic Gold, Solid Gold
Grass Green, Signal Green, Goblin Green, Olive
Electric Blue, Sky Blue, Steel Blue, Light Sea Blue, Flat Blue
Dragon Purple, Purple
Reefer White (1), White (2)
Charcoal, Reefer Gray, Iron
Medium Gray (2), Undercoat Light Gray
Gunmetal, Engine Black, Black (2)
Metallic Tarnished Gold, Metallic Bronze, Metallic Rose
Metallic Pearl, Metallic Silver, Silver Feather
Tarnished Black

--9 Specialty Mediums (20ml each):

Acrylic Paint Thinner (3)
Acrylic Paint Cleaner (2)
Airbrush Flow Improver (2)
Retarder (2)

-- 9 Primers & Finishes (20ml each):

Black Primer (3)
White Primer (3)
Gray Primer (3)
Clear Coat (3)

--9 Empty Bottles:
Custom 20ml Dropper Bottles for DIY Color Mixing

--7-Piece Micro-Mark Flat Brush Set:
Includes a variety of brush sizes for fine detailing and coverage

--81-Slot Carrying Case:
Durable, zippered case with foam inserts and mesh pocket for safe transport and storage

Introductory Price – Limited Time Only!

Bring professional-level results to your modeling, miniature painting, and hobby projects with the most comprehensive paint set Micro-Mark has ever offered. Designed for beginners and experts alike, this all-in-one system includes 82 total pieces—53 richly pigmented acrylic paints, 10 primers and coatings, 9 mediums, and a 7-piece Micro-Mark brush set. The hard-shell case is wrapped in nylon and the bottles are protected by the case and the foam cushioning for easy transportation.
Also, the product is MADE IN the USA.
What’s Included:
Fifty Micro-Mark Acrylic Paint Bottles (20ml each)
Fifty unique colors across matte, metallic, earth tones, brights, and neutral shades Formulated
for exceptional coverage, adhesion, and smooth blending

Micro-Mark 7-Piece Professional Flat Brush Set
Synthetic hair for excellent control and durability, ideal for layering, dry brushing, edge highlights & washes

Nine Premium Mediums 10
Two bottles of thinners, two bottles of cleaners, two bottles of retarder, and two bottles of airbrush flow improvers all in 20 ml bottles

Ten Surface Prep Essentials
Three each of White Primer, Gray Primer, and Black Acrylic Primers
One bottle of Clear Coat to seal and protect
Nine Empty Bottles for Custom Color Mixing
Hard-Shell Protective Case
Custom foam insert keeps 20ml dropper bottles upright and secure
Rugged nylon shell, zipper closure, and carry handle
Key Features:
• Vibrant, Durable Acrylic Colors – From Signal Red and Dragon Purple to Goblin Green and Rust Oxide
• Full System in One Case – Prime, paint, thin, mix, and protect—all from a single set
• Modeler-Focused Design – Compatible with brushes or airbrush, perfect for minis, dioramas, trains & tabletop terrain
• Portable & Protected – Case keeps your collection travel-ready and studio-tidy

Introductory Limited Time Offer:
Regular Price: $359.76
Introductory Price: $179.95
Save over $179 while supplies last!
Color Details
Earth Tones & Neutrals
• Earth, Dirt, Aged Concrete, Flat Brown
Ideal for terrain bases, natural scenery, groundwork, and weathering effects. Aged Concrete is perfect for urban ruins or older structures.
• Buff, Light Skin Tone, Depot Buff
Great for painting human figures, historical models, and faded stonework. Buff and Depot Buff offer subtle warmth for dusty or sun-exposed elements.

Reds & Oranges
• Bloody Mess, Box Car Red, Caboose Red, Signal Red, Flat Red, Rust Oxide, Orange, Copper
o Bloody Mess is a deep red perfect for wounds, gore effects, or dramatic cloaks.
o Box Car Red & Caboose Red are railroad-themed, great for trains or industrial gear.
o Signal & Flat Red offer clean, high-saturation looks for logos or accent areas.
o Rust Oxide mimics corrosion and rust—excellent for battle-damage effects.
o Orange & Copper bridge between vibrant and metallic styles.
Yellows
• Lemon Yellow, Reefer Yellow, Yellow Ochre
Excellent for highlighting, insignias, and bright focal points. Yellow Ochre adds warmth to stone, leather, and uniforms.
Greens
• Grass Green, Signal Green, Goblin Green, Olive
A versatile mix for both natural environments and fantasy figures.
o Grass Green & Goblin Green suit foliage and orc/alien skin.
o Olive is ideal for military models or muted forest scenes.
Blues
• Electric Blue, Sky Blue, Steel Blue, Light Sea Blue, Flat Blue
Strong range from vivid to muted.
o Electric Blue pops for sci-fi energy or magical effects.
o Sky & Sea Blue support air and water elements.
o Flat Blue offers solid coverage for vehicles, uniforms, or creatures.
Purples
• Dragon Purple, Purple
Excellent for fantasy models, royalty themes, or magical effects. Layering and mixing with white or black creates great shadow or highlight tones.
Whites & Grays
• Reefer White (1), White (2)
Good opacity for highlighting or base coats. Reefer White is slightly warmer; the second white may have a cooler tone.
• Charcoal, Reefer Gray, Iron
Versatile for shading, underpainting, or steel-like finishes.
• Medium Gray (2), Undercoat Light Gray
Useful as primer alternatives or base coats for brighter colors.
Blacks & Metallic Darks
• Gunmetal, Engine Black, Black (2)
o Engine Black has a satin finish ideal for machinery or tires.
o Gunmetal works well on weapons and industrial components.
• Tarnished Black adds a patina effect—great for fantasy weapons or dark armor.
Metallics & Shimmers
• Metallic Tarnished Gold, Metallic Bronze, Metallic Rose
Offer classic metallic finishes with warm undertones. Rose is unique and striking.
• Metallic Pearl, Metallic Silver, Silver Feather
Light-catching effects for elite armor, mystical objects, or accents. Pearl provides an opalescent finish; Silver Feather likely a fine highlight metallic.
Specialty Mediums in 20 ml
• Acrylic Paint Thinner (3)
Reduces viscosity for smoother application or layering. Key for airbrushing.
• Acrylic Paint Cleaner (2)
Cleans brushes and palettes. May also remove dried paint from surfaces.
• Airbrush Flow Improver (2)
Prevents tip dry and enhances spray consistency during airbrushing.
• Retarder (2)
Slows drying time—great for blending and advanced techniques.
Primers and Finish in 20ml
• Black Primer 3 bottles
High-opacity base coat that enhances contrast and shadows. Ideal for speed painting and metallics.
• White Primer 3 bottles
Bright, saturated, or light-colored topcoats with yellow, orange, light blue, or pale skin
• Gray Primer 3 bottles
Mid-tone and neutral color schemes (browns, greens, blues, grays), most forgiving surface primer
• Clear Coat 3 bottles
Provides a protective coating for the figures and models
Brushes & Carrying Case
• Micro-Mark 7-piece Flat Brush Set
Seven brushes ranging in brush length and width from 6.3x0.8mm to 14.0x8.2mm
• Carrying Case
Keeps paints, mediums, and brushes organized. Excellent for portability to workshops, gaming events, or travel.

FAQs
Beginner Level FAQs
1. What is a paint primer and why do I need it?
A primer is a surface or base coat that helps paint stick better to the surface and improves color coverage. It also prevents chipping and enhances durability.
2. Can I use primer on plastic miniatures or models?
Yes. Micro-Mark primers are formulated to adhere to plastic, resin, and metal. For plastic, they improve adhesion significantly compared to painting directly.
3. What color primer should I use?
Use white for bright colors, gray for balanced tones, and black for dark or metallic finishes. Each gives a different effect under your top paint.
4. Do I need special brushes to apply primer?
No. You can use a regular brush, but a wide flat brush or airbrush gives smoother results. Just clean your brush thoroughly afterward.
5. How long should I wait before painting over primer?
Let the primer dry for about 30–60 minutes. For best results, wait a full 24 hours before applying paint.
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INTERMEDIATE LEVEL FAQs
1. Can I thin Micro-Mark primer for airbrushing?
Yes. Use Micro-Mark Acrylic Thinner or Airbrush Flow Improver. Start with a 10:1 ratio of paint to medium and adjust based on nozzle size and airflow.
2. What's the benefit of gray primer vs. white or black?
Gray is neutral, making it ideal when your color palette has a mix of light and dark tones. It reduces the risk of skewed hues.
3. How do I avoid brush strokes when priming?
Use smooth, even strokes with a slightly thinned primer. Work quickly, avoid overbrushing, and consider using an airbrush for ultra-smooth finishes.
4. Can I use primers as a base coat color?
Yes, especially gray and black. They work well for gritty or industrial models. You can even lightly drybrush over primer to start layering.
5. What’s the difference between a primer and a sealer?
A primer prepares the surface to accept paint. A sealer (or finish) like Clear Coaat protects the paint job once it's done, usually applied last.
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EXPERT LEVEL FAQs
1. How does primer color affect glazing and contrast painting techniques?
White enhances glow and transparency in glazes, while black boosts contrast and shadows. Gray gives smoother gradients when layering.
2. Can I zenithal highlight using Micro-Mark primers?
Yes. Spray black primer first, then mist gray or white at a top-down angle to simulate natural light. This gives instant shading and highlight guides.
3. Is it necessary to sand or prep the surface before applying primer?
For best adhesion, yes. Lightly wash and sand plastic or resin, especially if it's glossy or mold-release agents are present.
4. How do Micro-Mark primers perform under metallics and speed paints?
Black primer deepens metallic tone and is ideal for chrome/gunmetal. For speed paints, white or gray provides optimal vibrancy and control.
5. How do I store primed models long term before painting?
Keep them in a dust-free, dry environment away from sunlight. Primers can degrade under UV or humidity if left unsealed for months.