Metallic powders
Product sorting
List of products
Pearl Rocky Silver – a rich silver powder with pearl for metallic effects.
Metallic Bronze Powder – a rich bronze shade for a decorative effect.
Deep Purple Metallic Powder – an intense, dark purple pigment for casting.
Grass Green – natural green powder with pearl effect suitable for casting.
Metallic Deep Gold Powder – a deep gold tone for luxurious resin projects.
Deep China Red – a rich red for traditional and striking resin creations.
Pearlescent powder in a pink and silver shade – a subtle effect for resin.
Sage Green – a pearlescent green powder for a natural look in resin art and decorations.
Cyan Blue – turquoise pearl for marine motifs in resin.
Deep Valnut Brown – dark brown powder for elegant resin projects.
Pearl Porcelain White – a pearlescent white shade with a porcelain appearance.
Solid Alabaster – an opaque white powder with a delicate porcelain effect.
Metallic powder in a mustard gold tone – enhances details in resin.
Cerulean Blue – a striking blue pigment with a pearlescent effect for resin.
Butter Yellow – a buttery yellow pigment with pearlescent shimmer, ideal for light-coloured resin castings.
Lilac Violet – a delicate purple pearl, perfect for resin jewellery.
What they do and where they excel
- Pearlescent-metallic effect with rich reflections; excellent for veining, accents and full-surface coverage.
- Great for resin art, coasters, table tops, decorations and jewellery.
- The result is opaque (solid), with significant depth and a metallic sheen.
Dosage and mixing
- Start with a small amount, usually 1–5% of the weight of the mixed resin (A+B); add in small pinches.
- Workflow for longer pot life: colour the resin A alone, then mix in hardener B just before pouring.
- Mix slowly for minimum bubbles; after mixing, let the mixture stand briefly.
Working with the effect
- For veins and lines, pour from a slightly thickened mixture – it holds its shape better.
- On large surfaces, combine metallic zones with clear/translucent ones for greater depth.
- After curing, we recommend a thin clear coat (glaze) for a smooth, durable surface.
What to watch out for
- Accelerated curing: metallic powders can shorten the processing time – prepare everything in advance.
- Sedimentation: heavier particles may sink – work in a reasonable layer and time, or gently mix the mixture.
- Compatibility: always do a small test when combining with other pigments.