Liquid pigments
Product sorting
List of products
Liquid pigment Navy blue – a dark blue tone for deep colour effects.
Liquid Pigment Pink – a classic pink colour with full coverage.
Liquid pigment Dark green – a deep green tone for an elegant design.
Liquid Pigment Yellow – a vibrant yellow pigment for striking castings.
Silver Pigment Paste – a fine metallic paste for glossy surfaces.
Green Concentrate – a universal green pigment for resin casting.
Liquid pigment Bright red – bright red with full coverage.
Liquid pigment Brown – brown shade for natural fillings.
Gold Pigment Paste – metallic gold effect for resin castings.
Peacock Blue Concentrate – a rich teal colour for epoxy resin.
Liquid pigment Apple green – apple green shade for modern fillings.
Liquid pigment Dark pink – a richer pink shade for contrasting creations.
Liquid pigment Grey – neutral grey for a subtle design.
Liquid pigment Light blue – light blue pigment for an airy look.
Liquid pigment Light green – a fresh green colour for resin.
Liquid pigment Light purple – light purple for delicate castings.
Liquid pigment Light yellow – a delicate yellow for pastel effects.
Liquid pigment Nude – a skin tone shade suitable for delicate creations.
Liquid pigment Orange – rich orange for fully coloured resin.
Liquid Pigment Purple – a rich purple colour for creative projects.
Liquid Rose Pigment – a delicate pink for subtle projects.
Features and uses
- Full coverage – creates opaque, saturated shades (“solid colour”).
- Easy mixing – colours can be combined into custom shades.
- Suitable for jewellery, decorations, coasters, paintings and larger furniture projects.
Dosage and mixing
- Start with 1–3% of the weight of the mixed resin (A+B); increase to 5% as needed.
- The general maximum is 10% – a higher dose may affect curing and material properties.
- Add pigment drop by drop to the already mixed clear resin and mix slowly (fewer bubbles).
Tips for a perfect result
- For an even appearance, pour thinner layers and possibly layer them after partial curing.
- Combine opaque zones with clear ones for greater depth and contrast.
- Before the final project, make a small test cast to verify the shade and curing time.