Collection: Two Thin Coats

The full Two Thin Coats range — Duncan Rhodes' acrylic line, built for layering. 120 colours in stock, in dropper bottles, with strong pigment load and a matt finish straight from the pot.

Why painters switch to these

The pigment is dense enough that most colors genuinely cover in two thin coats, which is the whole premise of the range. They also dry properly matt, so washes and glazes sit on top predictably instead of beading up on a satin surface.

Dropper bottles, not pots

Every color comes in a dropper bottle. That makes consistent thinning and repeatable mixes far easier, and it avoids the half-dried crust a pot develops after a year on the shelf.

How the range is organized

Colors are grouped into tonal families, so the mid-tone, the highlight and the shade for a given color all exist in the line rather than having to be mixed by eye. That is the real advantage over assembling a palette from single pots across several brands, and it is why the range suits layering.

Mixing with other brands

These are water-based acrylics and mix without trouble with Citadel, Vallejo, AK 3Gen and Army Painter Warpaints. All 120 colors here are in stock and ship nationwide, and both shops carry the rack in store — Stevenson, Maryland, minutes from Pikesville and Baltimore, and Lemoyne, Pennsylvania, just across the river from Harrisburg.