Goblin Snot Arrow Paints and Laquer

Nice design to the bottle but make sure you screw the lid tightly before shaking.(I was using Black) Goes on like a dream, excellent coverage, used the tape method as shown (removal results in a super sharp line with no paint tare ). Has the texture of the fine industrial epoxy paints, found I needed to check the side of the sponge applicator for paint build up but probably due to me squeezing the bottle ( this is unessary ) once dry fine dimpling sanded off and silky smooth finish easily and quickly achieved. Quite liked the natural finish texture and will be getting the verdigris to do that as I feel it will look amazingly authentic. So far the lid has kept the sponge from drying out and storage between uses might not be a problem. It might seem expensive as paint but so little is needed in use and it's so quick, easy and accurate you make the saving in time and sanity. 5 seems too low, I would give this 10/10

To be completely honest I wasn't expecting to much but though, for a fiver it's got to be worth a try. So, I bought a bottle of orange to see ho it would work with my yellow and orange fletched spruce sticks. Tried some on a spare shaft and am totally amazed by the depth of colour even with one coat. It's simplicity itself to apply evenly and dries in no time. If the varnish I've just ordered is as good then it's happy days, no more boring wood coloured sticks. Thanks Lee.

Just finished using the Laquer on my arrows so easy to use thanks to the design of the bottle, I would advise sing the sanding sealer I did six arrows with sealer and six without the ones without did need a second coat, the design of the bottle makes it so easy once you get used to how hard to squeeze it but once that's sorted it's great no drips no smells and most of all no waste, I've not used the paint yet but I'm sure it just as good, well done to the team behind this project

Wow.... What can I say, I would like to tell just how easy this paint is to use; but can't think of any thing so easy. Having prepped the shafts, it took longer to read the instructions then to paint a dozen. Great coverage, great colour. I have tried painting shafts before with brushes, with a varying degree of success. With these paints... So easy. I cannot recommend these paints highly enough. Don't take my word, spend a fiver and find out for yourself.

I'm a newbie, both in archery and cresting arrows. Recently progressed to assembling my own wooden arrows, and then to cresting. I've tried all sorts, gloss paints, acrylic paints, model painting paints, oil based paints, lots. Then somebody mentioned Goblin Snot to me, so I looked them up and ordered some. That's it, I'm not going back to any of the others. Goblin Snot is the simplest to use, and the cleanest. I can get better edges with the applicators, and their covering ability is amazing. I find that arrows, no matter how well finished, still have small grain furrows, which make delicate painting with brushes quite difficult. Goblin Snot applicators get over this problem nearly 100% for me. And the ability for a light colour to easily mask darker colours is just the icing on the cake. I have no idea what applying it with a brush is like, and I don't intend to find out. Bit pricey, as is postage on top, and I have no idea how long the tubes will last. But I'm definitely gonna find out, because Goblin Snot is all I'll be using from now on.

Sorry guys the lacquer has solidified to a rubber in the bottle don t know how that has happened it has been ther a week only don t know how to get it back to a liquid form

Just occasionally, very occasionally, you buy a product that far exceeds your expectations. These creating paints and pens are one of those products. They are quite superb at creating. The paint flows beautifully and they avoid the annoying fat/thin pencil lines that result from using a brush on a slightly wonky or non cylindrical wooden shaft. The paint dries quickly and the colour is solid. Metallics are metallic. Excellent excellent product. I m not sure how long they will remain effective after they ve been opened, used and stored, but they are cheap enough to buy new for each batch of arrows you plan to crest. The videos really don t do them justice in my view