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Resin color pigment is the easiest way to add rich, lasting color to your resin projects. Whether you’re making jewelry, coasters, or larger art pieces, these pigments are designed to mix smoothly and give you bold results every time.
Resin Color Pigment for Brilliant Effects
Our pigments are made to deliver strong, even color without clumping or fading. They’re concentrated enough to give you vibrant tones but easy to control for softer effects too.
- Highly pigmented for vivid results
- Blends smoothly into epoxy resin
- Wide variety of shades to match your project
For the perfect base, explore our Epoxy Resin for Crafts.
Easy to Use and Customize
Adding color to resin should be simple—and with resin color pigment, it is. Just stir in the pigment and adjust the amount to create transparent, semi-opaque, or fully opaque finishes.
- Fine texture for smooth mixing
- Works with epoxy resin and other craft mediums
- Mix pigments together to create unique colors
Find more tools and essentials in our Resin Craft Supplies.
Long-Lasting Color You Can Trust
Your projects deserve colors that last. These pigments are designed to resist fading and keep their brilliance after curing.
- UV-resistant to help prevent yellowing
- Stable pigments that won’t separate
- Durable color that stays vibrant
Add shimmer and sparkle to your pieces with our Iridescent Glitter.
FAQs: Resin Color Pigment
What is a resin pigment?
A resin pigment is a concentrated coloring agent made to tint epoxy resin. It gives your projects bold or subtle shades, depending on how much you use. Pigments are available in powders, liquids, or pastes.
What can I use as resin pigment?
The best options are resin pigments, mica powders, or alcohol inks. These are made to mix evenly into resin without affecting curing. Avoid water-based colors, as they can cause issues.
Is resin pigment safe for skin?
Resin pigments are safe when used in crafts but shouldn’t be applied directly to skin. Always wear gloves and follow safety guidelines. Work in a ventilated space for best results.
How to make coloured resin?
Start by mixing your resin and hardener as directed. Add a small amount of pigment and stir until fully blended. Adjust the amount for lighter or deeper shades.