Chameleon pigmnets liquid

What makes a chameleon a “chameleon”?

The pigment contains special interference particles that reflect different wavelengths depending on the angle of light and viewing angle. The result is a colour shift (e.g. purple→green, blue→gold) and a distinctive metallic-pearlescent sheen.

Dosage and mixing

• Recommended amount: usually 1–5% into clear casting resin (start with a smaller dose, the effect is very pronounced).
• Shake well before use – pearlescent particles may sediment.
• Mix slowly and thoroughly to avoid bubbles and ensure an even effect.

How to achieve the most striking effect

• Dark base = stronger shift (black or dark undertones best bring out the chameleon effect).
• Thin layers and layering – apply in thinner layers and optionally add an accent to another layer for depth.
• For a “glow” effect, leave part of the mixture clear and use chameleon only in selected zones.
• You can create a glaze with a micro-amount of pigment on the surface of the finished piece for extra shine.

Compatibility and use

• Designed for clear epoxy casting systems with sufficient processing time.
• Suitable for jewellery, pendants, decorations, paintings and table tops (as an accent or thin glaze).
• Can be combined with other pigments (mica, pearl, glitter) – always test compatibility and layer order.

Practical tips

• Apply with a pipette for precise dispensing; clean the tip with isopropyl alcohol after use.
• Avoid overheating with a hot air gun – it can change the viscosity and shift the effect.
• When working on large surfaces, work in a calm, dust-free environment; cover the piece during curing for a clean surface.