Chameleon powders
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Chameleon powder blue-green-gold – colored pigment for original resin.
Yellow-Orange-Red Chameleon Powder – An eye-catching pigment for resin art.
Chameleon Powder Purple-Blue-Green – Colour Pigment for Original Resin Art.
Chameleon powder with a violet-red-blue-green colour gradient – an exceptional effect for resin.
Chameleon powder with a combination of brown, red, and purple – a striking iridescent pigment for resin.
Chameleon powder with orange-red-purple effect – metallic pigment for resin.
Chameleon red-purple-blue powder – ideal for striking castings.
Chameleon Champagne Gold Green – a delicate gold tone with green highlights.
Chameleon Red Green Golden – a shifting, shimmering effect for creative castings.
Chameleon Red Golden Blue – shifting shades of red, gold and blue in resin.
Chameleon Wine Tyrkys – a unique colour-changing effect for resin art.
Chameleon Orange Golden – a shifting shade between orange and gold for resin art.
Chameleon Powder Bronze with Red – Colour Changing Pigment for Resin, 1g.
Chameleon powder with a combination of gold, red, and purple – a striking iridescent pigment for resin.
Chameleon Flashing Green Yellow Orange – a vibrant sparkle for creative projects.
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How it works
The pigment consists of special particles with an interference/chameleon effect – changing colour depending on the angle of incidence of light and the viewing angle. They stand out best on a dark background (ideally black).
How to use
- Mixing into resin – for surfaces with an all-over chameleon effect (opaque result).
- Dry form wiping – lightly dust the inside of the silicone mould with a fine brush, then pour in black tinted resin for maximum colour shift.
- Surface glaze – micro-quantity in a thin top coat and a clear cover over it to protect the effect.
Dosage and mixing
- Start with very little (approx. 0.1–1% by weight); add in pinches – the effect is very pronounced.
- Mix slowly into the already mixed resin (A+B) to avoid introducing unnecessary bubbles.
- When working with a 'wiped' mould, work in a dust-free environment; gently tap off excess powder.
Tips for the best result
- A dark/black background enhances the colour shift; lighter backgrounds give a gentler effect.
- For long-lasting effect, seal the surface with a clear layer of resin.
- Layering thin coats adds depth without excess pigment.