Createx Wicked Colors Paint Sets

Wicked Colors Paint Sets in This Collection

Wicked Colors are available in several curated set configurations, making it easier to choose a focused palette or build a broader collection of compatible colors.

• Primary & Secondary Sets: Core color selections for general airbrushing, color mixing, and building a practical Wicked Colors palette.
• Fluorescent Sets: Bright fluorescent colors for projects that call for vivid, high-impact effects.
• Pearl & Metallic Sets: Reflective colors for custom graphics, models, automotive-style work, helmets, and specialty finishes.
• Wicked Detail Sets: Lower-viscosity, more transparent Wicked colors suited to fine atomization, shading, illustration, and detailed airbrush work.
• Opaque Sets: Higher-coverage color selections for applications where a more solid paint layer is preferred.
• Flesh Tone & Specialty Sets: Curated palettes for figures, character painting, fishing lures, themed artwork, and other focused applications.

Multi-Surface Wicked Colors

Wicked Colors are water-based, multi-surface airbrush paints made for use across a broad range of properly prepared rigid and flexible surfaces. Their versatility makes them useful for both creative and custom-painting workflows.

• Scale models and hobby projects
• Automotive-style and custom graphics
• Helmets and painted accessories
• Canvas and illustration work
• Wood and prepared plastic
• Textiles and flexible surfaces
• Fishing lures and specialty projects

Wicked Colors, Wicked Detail & Specialty Finishes

The Wicked range includes several color types with different levels of transparency, finish, and application behavior.

• Standard Wicked Colors: High-pigment transparent colors that provide strong coverage while still allowing painters to reduce them for more transparent and detailed applications.
• Wicked Detail Colors: Less viscous and more transparent than standard Wicked Colors, making them well suited to detailed, low-pressure airbrushing, illustration, and subtle color buildup.
• Opaque Colors: Designed for stronger coverage when transparency is not the main goal.
• Pearls & Metallics: Reflective finishes that add metallic, pearlized, and specialty visual effects.
• Fluorescent & Specialty Colors: Focused color groups for brighter effects, themed palettes, and application-specific projects.

Choosing the Right Wicked Colors Paint Set

The best set depends on the type of colors needed, the level of detail involved, and whether the goal is a focused palette or a broader studio selection.

• Choose Primary or Secondary Sets for a practical starting range and general color mixing.
• Choose Wicked Detail Sets for fine-detail airbrushing, illustration, shading, and more transparent color work.
• Choose Opaque Sets when stronger coverage is preferred.
• Choose Pearl, Metallic, or Fluorescent Sets when the project requires a specialty visual effect.
• Choose larger 18-, 35-, or 59-color assortments when a broader Wicked Colors palette is needed for varied projects.

Reducing & Adjusting Wicked Colors

Wicked Colors may be sprayed directly from the bottle in suitable applications and equipment, or reduced when a thinner mixture is preferred for smaller tip sizes, lower pressure, or more detailed work. Createx uses 4011 Reducer as the standard reducer for Wicked Colors.

For hard-surface and automotive applications, compatible mixing clears such as 4030 Balancing Clear may also be incorporated according to Createx application guidance to support flow and adhesion. Reduction and mixing ratios should be adjusted for the specific color, equipment, surface, and technique.

Explore More Wicked Colors & Createx Supplies

For individual Wicked paints and additional colors, see the Createx Wicked Colors collection .

Reducers, mixing clears, and other supporting products are available in the Createx Reducers & Additives collection .

Additional Createx paint systems, color sets, sealers, and related products are available in the Createx Colors collection .