#D213BB
Golden

Fluorescent Violet

SoFlat Matte Acrylic Colors

varnish
matte
pink

Color Information

HEX

#D213BB

RGB

210, 19, 187

LAB

49.2, 80.0, -40.4

Product Code

6790

Fluorescent Violet catalog data

More from Golden

Fluorescent Violet by Golden (product code 6790) is cataloged as varnish, matte, SoFlat Matte Acrylic Colors in the pink color family.

Catalog color data: HEX #D213BB, RGB 210/19/187, and CIELAB 49.2/80.0/-40.4. These values describe the listed digital color and can differ from dried paint under real-world lighting.

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Technical Color Analysis

Fluorescent Violet is a vibrant pink with medium value (L*: 49.2). This neutral color has highly saturated saturation (chroma: 89.6), making it versatile for base coats and general coverage and perfect for bold, eye-catching areas.

LightnessL* 49.2

Medium

Temperatureneutral

neutral

SaturationC* 89.6

Highly Saturated

Balanced midtone suitable for base coats and general coverage across various subjects.

Balanced temperature that works harmoniously with both warm and cool palettes. Versatile for various applications.

Intense, eye-catching color. Use strategically for maximum impact on key areas.

Recommended Undercoats

Grey

Neutral primer works well with medium-toned colors

Zenithal

Pre-establishes highlights and shadows for faster painting

Layering & Paint Order Guide

Base Paint
80% confidence

Medium value with good saturation - ideal starting point for layering

Suggested Layer Progression

Shadow
Base
Layer
Highlight

This paint works best as a base in your layering sequence.

Use Before (Shadows/Base)

Use After (Highlights)

Layering Tips

  • Apply each layer to progressively smaller areas, leaving previous layers visible
  • Maintain consistent light direction across all layers
  • Thin paints for smoother transitions between layers