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I bought my ork flesh paints (waaagh! flesh, biel-tan green, warboss green, and skarsnik green) and all work fine without brushstrokes with the exception of skarsnik green. It lookes fine while applied but has a chalky look after about five minutes as if it were drybrushed. Did I just get a bad pot, is there an alternative paint, anything at all about this paint is welcome.
Thank you in advance,
Colin

Sounds to me like you got a bad pot of paint. My skarsnik green has always worked fine. If you got it at a GW they will replace it for you with no hassle. Im not so sure about other places though

Thanks, not a flgs (there's none around me) but I'll just buy another pot and use this as a priming stand. Just like the rest of life, I'll roll with the punches.