Resin paints
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List of products
Resin Dyes B1 – Set of 6 Opaque Shades in Small Plastic Containers, 6 x 3 ml
Resin Dyes B2 – Opaque Shade Set 5+1 pcs
Black epoxy resin colour concentrate – high opacity.
TACO White Colour – a universal white for combining with other pigments.
Concentrated blue colour for casting resin – rich shades and high efficiency.
TACO Green Colour – a classic green for creative pouring.
White resin colour concentrate – opaque and easy to mix.
TACO Peacock blue colour – an elegant blue-green tone for resin.
TACO Red Colour – a classic red for rich colouring.
TACO Golden Red Colour – a golden-red pigment for a luxurious look in resin products.
TACO True Yellow Colour – a bright yellow shade ideal for resin casting.
TACO Series Resin Colour – Highly reflective, striking yellow colour, 30g.
Yellow pigment for casting resin – easy mixing and intense colour.
Green pigment concentrate for resin – ideal for decorations and bulkier products.
A rich red colour for resin – ideal for impressive castings and layers.
TACO Fluorescent Green Colour – a vibrant green with a reflective effect
TACO Orange Colour – a classic orange for colourful creations.
TACO Pink Colour – a delicate pink for pastel creations.
TACO Purple Colour – a striking purple for resin castings.
TACO Rose red colour – a rose-red for feminine and delicate projects.
TACO Tawny Colour – an earthy tone for epoxy resin castings.
What it is and when to reach for them
- Transparent dyes tint clear casting resin without losing transparency.
- Suitable for jewellery, small decorations, coasters, paintings and large castings where you want to preserve depth and translucence.
- Diluted colour = sensitive dosing for small volumes; concentrate = economical colouring for larger doses.
Dosage and mixing
- Start with very little: typically 0.1–1 % of the weight of the mixed resin (A+B); increase as needed up to ~3 %.
- Add the colour drop by drop to the already mixed clear resin and mix slowly for minimum bubbles.
- You can mix shades together for your own palette; record the ratios for repeatability.
How to achieve crystal clarity
- Under-colour rather than over – a small amount will preserve depth and translucence.
- Pour thinner layers and let them partially harden if you need a stronger tone without clouding.
- Avoid overheating with hot air – it can change the shade and introduce micro-bubbles.
Compatibility and use
- Designed for clear epoxy casting systems with sufficient working time.
- Can be combined with pearl/mica or fine glitter – perform a small test first.
- For large castings, bear in mind that the layer thickness affects the perception of saturation (it appears darker in deeper sections).