Magicfly 20 Colors Epoxy Pigment, Translucent Liquid Colorant Epoxy Resin Dye for UV Resin and Epoxy Resin, High Concentrated Epoxy Dye Paint for Jewelry Making, Decoration and DIY Crafts

These are pigments that are dissolved in water. br>It's very simple to use these pigments. Just a few drops in your resin will give you a sheer color, or a few more will give you a very deep, solid color. Because the pigments are so pigment-dense, a small amount goes a long way. They are fantastic.

Kairo Henderson

| Nov 15, 2021

To open the bottles, I read the directions printed on the box. Okay. It appeared to be simple enough. I pressed my fingers together, but nothing came out. I pressed my hands together even tighter. Nothing. I clenched my fists even tighter. It blew up all over the place. What a disaster. According to the product page, you're supposed to cut the plastic tip, but the step isn't printed on the box.

Melany English

| May 16, 2021

The more transparent yellow, out of the 6 or so I've tried, had sediment that had settled and I couldn't get it to dissolve again no matter how hard I shook it. Aside from the lack of manufacturer recommendations for the best way to open, everything has been pretty great thus far. I punctured a hole in the nozzle with a safety pin, but cutting the tip off with a utility knife would probably suffice, depending on how quickly you needed the dye out.

Julius Manning

| Oct 07, 2021

It's fantastic! The colors are bright and lovely! It only takes a few drops to make the color, so it will last a long time; I use these colors on a daily basis!.

Winnie Sexton

| Jun 08, 2021

As a beginner, I found this to be an excellent choice for my first inked tumbler projects. It works in the same way as other pigments, but it's a lot easier to mix with this one. The sheerness was the only real problem I had. It wasn't quite as sheer as I'd hoped when mixed with resin, but it worked well for my projects (tumblers, wood keychains, etc. ). Pendants/jewelry). I'd recommend these to other beginners as well as those who work with resin and want a product that's a little easier to work with.

Gwen Morrison

| Nov 25, 2021

Despite the fact that this is my first time working with pigments, I am quite pleased with the results. This product appeals to me because I work with wood by hand. This is what I used to color the epoxy on a small table I'm building. a layering approach I took my time with this because it was simple to incorporate. Also, there isn't a lot of it. I learned the hard way because I didn't follow the directions! I'm excited to see how it turns out. & I'm glad I used this product; there's a lot of pigment in it, so I'll be making more things with it! This box contains.

Ana Santos

| Feb 08, 2021

I like the colors, but as with any resin pigment, different amounts of drops are required to achieve your desired translucent or opaque result. Except for the fact that they took a while to shake up and mix again, I don't have much criticism. Due to their confinement in a box, this is to be expected. I put them in a small box and tossed them in my paint shaker, which, of course, made quick work of them. However, as a whole, I would recommend this product.

Colby McKay

| May 27, 2021

First impressions are important. To get the ink flowing, all you have to do is poke a hole in the bottle's stem. Before I realized what I'd done, I cut a few more. They will need a little shaking to get started because some of the pigment will clump together. br>br>Unfortunately, Sapphire Blue was completely dry and stiff when I got it. I shook it, poked it, and did everything else before contacting customer service, who recommended soaking it in warm water almost immediately. That didn't work, and I responded with that, much to my dismay. They only gave me a partial refund on the product, but the other 19 pigments are fantastic and I've had a lot of fun with them. I'd recommend it!.

Santos Livingston

| Mar 11, 2021