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Hi folks, I recently came into possession of a large cohort of Slaanesh daemons. The paint scheme that I've always loved for them, luckily, happens also to be the easiest. It's the one the Great Dunc outlined here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=68gdsXNJnCM

Having moved back to Australia from the UK, it seems I can no longer rely on White Corax spray - too hot and humid here; bubbles and powder everywhere. As such, I've switched over to Wraithbone to cover my white undercoat. I was if anyone has had any experience and/or thoughts concerning doing this colour scheme, but with Wraithbone spray instead of Corax White. Is it too yellow?

I don't think a Wraithbone undercoat would be a problem with the color scheme you're after.