Paint record

Silver

Vallejo

Metallic · #DBDEE0

MetallicVallejo Game Color

Matching it is straightforward: Revell Silver lands at 92 percent in the same finish, and 3 brands in all carry a close same-finish swap. In the pot, Silver reads as a neutral metallic silver, very light and muted. Shade down into Silver Grey, the nearest darker paint in the Vallejo line. Bottom line: run out mid-project and another brand will get you within a shade.

Cross-brand results

Silver equivalents, brand by brand

Several ranges orbit this color without landing on it. Here is the closest each brand manages, nearest first:

We checked the Lab numbers for a hidden catch and there is none: lightness and temperature both line up, so this swap is as safe as they come.

How to read the score

90+Close

80sUsable

<70Mix

Color intelligence

About this color

Color profile

Familymetallic silver
Lightnessvery light
Saturationmuted
Undertoneneutral

Highlight and shade ladder

Pairs well with

Try any paint in the scheme tool

Match difficulty

Common color
Closest cross-brand match

Found in 3 other brands with a same-finish match.

Where painters use it

blades, armor plate and chainmail
Common questions

Frequently asked

What is the closest equivalent to Vallejo Silver?

The closest same-finish match is Revell Silver at 92% color similarity.

Is there a The Army Painter equivalent of Silver?

Yes. The closest The Army Painter option is Mithril at 92%, a same-finish match.

What finish is Silver?

Silver is a metallic paint with a silver tone and a reflective finish. Because the shine comes from metal flake, a flat paint can match the color and still be wrong for the job, which is why cross-finish matches here are references rather than swaps.

What do I highlight and shade Silver with?

Shade Silver with Silver Grey in the same Vallejo range. For highlights, mix in a lighter tone or move to a brighter paint in the lane.

Same range

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