The Army Painter Mixing Balls

Mierce Miniatures

£8.75

Mixing balls for effortless mixing 5.5 mm stainless steel high-grade Mixing Balls Blend medium and pigment perfectly together, with a few shakes of your paint bottle. Contents: 100x Mixing Balls Get the right consistency from the beginning with The Army Painter Mixing Balls. The Army Painter paints are heavily pigmented for the best possible coverage for your models and miniatures. But as pigment tends to sink to the bottom, most hobby paints tend to separate over time. But worry not! We’ve got the solution. Simply add two of our 5.5 mm stainless steel high-grade Mixing Balls into your paint b

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