Pigments - powder and liquid
Product sorting
List of products
Strawberry Red – a red pigment with pearl shimmer, ideal for striking resin jewellery.
Deep Blue – a richly coloured blue powder ideal for creating dramatic effects in resin.
Pearl Charcoal Black – pearlescent black pigment for elegant dark castings.
Coffee Brown – a brown pearlescent powder suitable for natural resin projects.
Pearlescent Deep Purple – a rich purple with a subtle shimmer, ideal for resin jewellery.
Solid Urobilin Gold – a deep yellow gold with full coverage for resin creations.
Daffodil Yellow – a bright yellow pearl, ideal for striking accents in resin.
Aquamarine Green – a turquoise green powder with pearl for resin.
Shade Green – a dark green powder with pearl shimmer for natural designs.
Crystal Silwer Blue White – a silvery pigment with hints of blue and white.
Metallic Bronze Powder – a rich bronze shade for a decorative effect.
Solid Yukon Gold pigment – a rich gold shade for full coverage in resin.
Solid Smoke White – an opaque white suitable for solid effects in resin.
Aurora White Purple – colour-shifting pigment with a purple shimmer.
Ebony Black – an elegant black tone with a subtle shimmer, perfect for resin art.
Violet – a deep violet pearl for resin jewellery and decorations.
Mulberry Purple – a deep purple pearl for striking resin art.
Rose Wood – pearlescent powder with a muted pink hue.
Grass Green – natural green powder with pearl effect suitable for casting.
Solid Frost White – a pure white with a subtle frosty effect for resin.
Pearl Porcelain White – a pearlescent white shade with a porcelain appearance.
Types of Pigments
- Pastes – high concentration, opaque covering colours, suitable for surfaces and lines.
- Liquid Pigments – easy dropper dispensing, from transparent tones to rich coverage.
- Powders (mica/pearl, metallic, etc.) – effect of gloss and depth, mixed into a clear base.
- Effect – alcohol inks/3D diffusion/chameleon/wave, etc. for special visual effects.
Dosage and mixing
- Typical dosage: 1–5% (depending on the required saturation and type of pigment); max. 10% A+B.
- Add to the already mixed resin (A+B) and mix slowly – fewer bubbles, even dispersion.
- For powders, start with a pinch; for pastes/liquids, add drop by drop and check the saturation regularly.
What to expect
- Solid colour (pastes/liquids) – makes the casting resin opaque and creates full, rich colours.
- Pearl/mica – transparent to semi-transparent effect with a pearl sheen.
- Effect pigments – special structures (cells, lace, maps), colour shifts, holography, etc.
Tips for practice
- For an even colour, work in thinner layers and layer if necessary.
- A dark background enhances pearl/chameleon; clear zones add depth.
- Always do a small test (different pigments can affect viscosity and curing time).