In diamond painting, not all drills shine the same way! Some add subtle sparkle, while others immediately catch the eye. AB drills, metallic drills, ND drills, or other special drills: let's explore what sets them apart and what they bring to your canvas.
AB drills: rainbow reflections
AB drills have a special coating that reflects light with beautiful iridescent effects. Depending on the angle, their colors and shine shift slightly.
They're usually placed on certain strategic areas of the canvas to enhance the light and highlight specific details.
Metallic drills: an intense shine
With their shiny, metal-like appearance, metallic drills create particularly eye-catching points of light.
Gold, silver, or colored, they're perfect for highlighting jewelry, accessories, fantasy elements, or certain decorative details. Just a few drills are often enough to transform the final result.
ND drills: even more character
ND drills stand out thanks to their unique visual effect, adding extra depth and shine to a piece.
Used on part of the canvas or, for some designs, in large quantities, they give diamond painting an original look that changes with the light.
A canvas that comes alive with light
AB, metallic, ND, or other special drills: each has its own charm. It's their combination with classic drills that creates contrast, highlights certain details, and adds a unique touch to the final result.
So, which type of special drill do you love finding in your Oraloa kits the most?
