Dyes and pigments
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Brands
Color
Product type
Volume
Ink White I – Type A, a basic white pigment for combinations.
Glow in the dark powder – blue glow in the dark, suitable for decors.
Crystal Black – a deep black with a subtle translucence.
Crystal White Colour – a translucent white for subtle tinting.
Saphire Blue Ink – a deep blue tone for jewellery use.
Crystal Green Colour – a clear green with a slight shimmer.
Marble Gold Metallic Powder – a striking gold effect with a fine texture for resin.
Solid Smoke White – an opaque white suitable for solid effects in resin.
Cyan Blue – turquoise pearl for marine motifs in resin.
Solid Frost White – a pure white with a subtle frosty effect for resin.
Ink Blue – an intense blue tone of type B for deep effects.
Deep Green – a dark green pigment for natural designs and deep pours.
Magenta Pigment Paste – a vibrant pink-purple colour for epoxy resin.
Black epoxy resin colour concentrate – high opacity.
SEA Pigment – a unique paste for creating a sea wave effect
Ink Pink – a classic pink for delicate details in resin.
Ink Red – a deep red for contrasting effects
Crystal Colour Yellow – a translucent yellow for vibrant resin art.
Jale Pigment Paste – a yellow-orange tone for vibrant creations.
Resin Dyes B1 – Set of 6 Opaque Shades in Small Plastic Containers, 6 x 3 ml
Inkoust Green – a purely green shade for vibrant projects.
Types of Pigments and Colours
- Liquid Pigments – easy to mix, ideal for intense and subtle shades
- Powder Pigments – saturated colours that combine well with transparent resin
- Metallic and pearlescent powders – add a luxurious shimmering effect
- Glitters and sparkles – enhance jewellery, decorations and creative projects
How to use pigments
Pigments are added to resin in small amounts – usually a few drops of liquid pigment or a pinch of powder is enough. Colours can be freely combined to create your own original shades. We recommend mixing the pigments thoroughly to ensure the resulting colour is uniform and free of lumps.
Tips and inspiration
Combine transparent resin with pearlescent powders for an elegant effect, or add glitters for a playful and striking look. Ombre transitions – gradual shading from dark to light – are also popular. There are no limits to creativity, and thanks to pigments, each product gains a unique look.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much pigment should I add?
A small amount is enough – we recommend starting with a smaller dose and adding more as needed to achieve the desired intensity.
Does pigment affect resin hardening?
Not if dosed correctly. If you add too much, it can affect the curing process.
Can I mix different types of pigments?
Yes, combining liquid and powder pigments is common and produces original results.