The Army Painter Speedpaint Grim Black (WP2001)

In the photos provided it is used in the hair and the weaponI've been using this for months now and I can definitely say it's a brilliant paint for quickly getting a detailed black onto your models.Overall it's an amazing value paint that you will use on nearly all of your models

Good price, colour, and coverage, and mixing balls work as they should. Easy to apply and dries quickly. Reactivates when layered unless clear coated first, but this can be used to create some interesting effects and needn’t be a disadvantage.

Does a great job, good coverage and looks amazing

This has come in useful adding to none speed paints to give the them the qualities of a speed paint.

Perfect for dried blood spatter or claws dipped in fallen foe

Simply amazing! Undercoat with white or grey and lather the speed paint on generously!! Cant recommend highly enough!

Great for fine tuning the consistency and opacity of the paint without affecting the saturation or colour.

Im not too familiar with speed paint as I just use the normal Acrillic paints for my miniatures however I needed a black wash and thought I would try this out. It was way thicker than a wash so I had to water it down slightly to actually use.Not a great one to use as a wash. When first applying it looks great, however once it dries up, it almost disappears and just leaves grey/blackish kind of coat. Doesn't really do a good job of filling in the gaps or highlighting any of the darker crevasses.It might be good as a speed paint but would not recommend to use for a wash.