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Gaia Flesh Color 059 - Surfacer Less Flesh Pink

Gaia Flesh Color 059 - Surfacer Less Flesh Pink - Main image
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054 - This is a pigment-based clear fresh for use with surfacer-less paint.

What is surfacer-less painting?
Resin kits vary from kit to kit, but most are made with a beige base color. Safless painting is a method of painting that makes the most of that base color. Safless means without a primer. Safless painting is a painting method that makes the most of the beige base without applying a primer, and creates a three-dimensional effect by adding shadows.

Since the skin color varies depending on the character, I think it's best to create the color by subtly mixing colors. You can also thin it with clear paint. If it feels too dark, add some clear paint. Rather than painting a dark color straight away, you can create a subtle three-dimensional effect by layering thin layers of light colors.

* Volume : 15 ml (0.5 oz)
* Base : Lacquer Paints
* Made : Japan

Gaianotes Lacquer based paints are formulated in Japan specifically with the hobbyist in mind.

This line of paint features highly pigmented rich, vibrant colors which will bring excellent details to your next project.

[Three Tips of the Paint]

1. High Concealing Power … Densely pigmented for maximum coverage
2. Smooth application … No rough finishes
3. Quick dry time … Paint proceeds to dry fast

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Edward C. ★★★★★

The pigment base blends so seamlessly with the resin’s natural beige that I barely needed any touch-ups after the first pass. Covers evenly without that chalky look I get from other clears, and it saved me a whole priming step.

Owen O. ★★★★★

I was skeptical about surfacer-less painting on my resin kit, but this flesh pink went on so smoothly that the beige base actually worked with it instead of fighting it. The coverage is even and the clear pigment lets the natural shading show through nicely.

Emily ★★★★★

The pigment ratio is spot on for a clear base—one pass over the beige resin and the flesh tone reads naturally without any chalky buildup. I’ve tried thinning it slightly for airbrushing and it levels out beautifully, no surfacer needed underneath.