Pinturas Turbo Dork

I'm doin' fine, up here on cloud nine rising high in the sky.

Note: Cloud Nine is intended for use over a black basecoat. If used over white, it appears white.

This box of chocolates lets you look up into the leafy canopy with just a hint of the sky peaking through, showing shades of green, blue, and purple. It also makes for a beautiful beetle shell effect.

Note: Forrest Flux must be used over a black basecoat to see the shift effect. If used over white or a light color, it appears reddish-orange

Don't touch the ground or you might get burned.

Ground is Lava changes from a vibrant red to a yellow gold to orange with use. Like a volcano, it is very 'active' and shows its true colors under many lighting situations.

Note: Ground is Lava must be used over a black basecoat to see the shift effect. If used over white, it appears reddish-orange.

'My name is Leonard Church and you will fear my Laser...!'

Laserface has a breathtaking holographic/laser light show of dark red, and green with a yellow edge shift.

Note: Laserface must be used over a black basecoat to see the shift effect. If used over white, it appears grey.

So... back in the day we accidentally switched the Electrum and Radium pigments when we made our first batches. Consequently, the name doesn't match the color anymore, but it's been far too long to change them back, so here we are.

When Radium does a slow transition from yellow to gold to green before your eyes.

Note: Radium must be used over a black basecoat to see the shift effect. If used over white or a light color, it appears reddish-orange.

Egyptian scarab amulets were immensely popular and traded throughout the Mediterranean. By association, Scarab is bound to be one of our most popular paints.

After all, what’s not to like about a jewel-like beetle shell finish in shades of emerald green with a subtle shift to midnight blue?

Note: Scarab must be used over a black basecoat to see the shift effect.

Like standing in the desert and watching the sands shift around you. No way out but forward.

Shifting Sands displays shades of yellow-gold with hints of brown. Please be aware that the liquid in the paint bottle will look blue-green once the gold pigment has settled to the bottom.

Note: Shifting Sands must be used over a black basecoat to see the shift effect. 

As sweet as lilac-iced petit fours with silver nonpareils.

Sugar Rush shifts through shades of pale purple with a bit of orange on the edge. It can be used on its own or layered over other colors like Let Them Eat Cake.

Note: Sugar Rush must be used over a black basecoat to see the shift effect.

You aren't hallucinating, nor have you succeeded in your quest to find the green fairy.

This is our take on that wormwood-flavored drink - Absinthe, our coolest green metallic. 

Note: For the most vibrant results, please use Absinthe over a similarly colored basecoat, such as green.  Absinthe may also be used over other basecoats such as white or black for different effects.

The first in our line of 70’s inspired colors! It is truly the Bee’s Knees (If we do say so ourselves.)

Bees Knees is a warm metallic paint that shows up as a deep, warm yellow, almost honey.

Note: For the most vibrant results, please use Bees Knees over a similarly colored basecoat, such as yellow. Bees Knees may also be used over other basecoats such as white or black for different effects.

'I'm pretty sure there's a lot more to life than being really, really, really, ridiculously good-looking. And I plan on finding out what that is.'

Blue Steel is a beautiful, bright metallic blue-gray. Though not a full shift paint, you will see a hint of extra blue on the edges, and a little more steel on the front-facing areas.

Note: Blue Steel is best over a black basecoat.

Box Wine is our second 70's inspired tone. It was named after that rich, dark fluid living in pantry closets nationwide.

This deep burgundy metallic has a mellow flavor, with notes of flake, and a finish between purple and red.

Note: Box Wine is most vibrant over a black basecoat.

'Shiny blue is more noticeable, more unique, and more full of the chill promise.

Cool Ranch is a super-saturated deep-blue metallic. There is no mistaking this color for anything else, but at least your fingers won't get dirty.

Note: For the most vibrant results, please use Cool Ranch over a similarly colored basecoat, such as blue.  Cool Ranch may also be used over other basecoats such as white or black for different effects.

Like a relaxing dip in the ocean. Well, the ocean in Curacao, not here off the shores of Texas. That would be a terrible idea.

Curacao is a warm blue with a bit of green that will make you think of tropical breezes and sandy beaches.

Note: For the most vibrant results, please use Curacao over a similarly colored basecoat, such as teal. Curacao may also be used over other basecoats such as white or black for different effects.

'All day and all night and everything he sees is just blue.'

Da Ba Dee is blue. Like, REALLY blue. Like, can it be bluer? I don't think so.

Note: For the most vibrant results, please use DA Ba Dee over a similarly colored basecoat, such as blue. Da Ba Dee may also be used over other basecoats such as white or black for different effects.

Just the thing for those late-night cravings.

Death By is a dark, rich chocolate with 90% cocoa solids. Simply delicious.

Note: Death By is most vibrant over a black basecoat.

There’s gold in them thar hills, as well as in this paint pot.

This is a bright, true metallic, that is the color of a pure gold nugget.

Note: Gold Rush is most vibrant over a black basecoat.

Let’s see, there is half-hitch, figure-eight, bowline, sheepshank, and of course, Gordian.

Gordian Knot is a dark green that is reminiscent of 70s British Racing Green, but also acts as our spiritual successor to the late great Emerald Nightmare. Gordian Knot rises above its namesake and is far more than an unsolvable puzzle.

Note: For the most vibrant results, please use Gordian Knot over a similarly colored basecoat, such as green. Gordian Knot may also be used over other basecoats such as white or black for different effects.

Have you ever seen a bluefin tuna? If not, experience the blue of Maguro without going to Tsukiji Market.

Maguro (sans sushi roll fixings) is a very light blue and can be used either on its own or layered over one of our other paints.

Note: For the most vibrant results, please use Maguro over a similarly colored basecoat, such as light blue. Maguro may also be used over other basecoats such as white or black for different effects.

Green, delicious, and hiding a secret.

This bright paint is not a true turboshift but has a hint of a yellow-green shift.

Note: For the most vibrant results, please use Malum Malus over a similarly colored basecoat, such as green.  Malum Malus may also be used over other basecoats such as white or black for different effects.

As homage to one of the greatest sci-fi films, Multipass brings the excitement of being in space to paint in a bottle.

This bright orange paint's secret ingredient is love.

Note: For the most vibrant results, please use Multipass over a similarly colored basecoat, such as orange. Multipass may also be used over other basecoats such as white or black for different effects.

Coming out of the sky with one long horn and one big eye.

People Eater is a fully saturated royal purple metallic.

Note: For the most vibrant results, please use People Eater over a similarly colored basecoat, such as purple. People Eater may also be used over other basecoats such as white or black for different effects.

When life hands you lemons, use them to paint your miniatures. In this case with a vivid greenish yellow.

Pucker is as its name implies, a tart, lemon yellow.

Note: For the most vibrant results, please use Pucker over a similarly colored basecoat, such as yellow. Pucker may also be used over other basecoats such as white or black for different effects.

Tea, Purl Grey, Hot. More of a periwinkle than a tea color, but you get where I'm going here.

Purl Grey is a mid-range purple with tinges of silver.

Note: For the most vibrant results, please use Purl Grey over a similarly colored basecoat, such as purple. Purl Grey may also be used over other basecoats such as white or black for different effects.

Redrum, Redrum, Redrum, Redrum, Redrum, Redrum, Redrum, Redrum, Redrum, Redrum, Redrum, Redrum, Redrum, Redrum!

Get it? Blood red... ok I'll go now.

Note: For the most vibrant results, please use Redrum over a similarly colored basecoat, such as red. Redrum may also be used over other basecoats such as white or black for different effects.

Luckily, the paint called Sakura is not as ephemeral as its namesake. It is one of the our best pastels and will be around for a while.

Note: For the most vibrant results, please use Sakura over a similarly colored basecoat, such as pink. Sakura may also be used over other basecoats such as white or black for different effects

If a gentleman with good looks and grey hair is known as a silver fox, then is such a man without hair known as a bald eagle?

A mid-range true metallic silver, guaranteed not to tarnish your good looks.

Note: Silver Fox is most vibrant over a black basecoat.

It is the silver in the bullets that counts against a werewolf, not how many the gun can hold.

Dark, almost black, cool grey. This is the darkest of the silvery true metallics.

Note: Six Shooter is most vibrant over a black basecoat.

'Sometimes I doubt your commitment to Sparkle Motion.'

Made with actual silver, Sparkle Motion will blind you with its brilliance. Give it your full commitment.

Note: Sparkle Motion is most vibrant over a black basecoat.

It'll make your knees weak and your arms heavy.

A meaty, warm red metallic. Reminiscent of the marinara sauce on your mom's spaghetti.

Note: For the most vibrant results, please use Spicy Meatball over a similarly colored basecoat, such as red.  Spicy Meatball may also be used over other basecoats such as white or black for different effects.

I doubt that Robin Hood’s nemesis ever wore a tin badge; but Bullock, Longmire, and Woody sure did.

A pale, silvery true metallic that is almost chrome.

Note: Tin Star is most vibrant over a black basecoat.

A penny for my thoughts? Nah, just let me give you my 2¢.

A rich, coppery true metallic, just don't try to spend it.

Note: Two Cents is most vibrant over a black basecoat.