Review on 🎨 Metallic Epoxy Resin Color Pigment Set with 10 Vibrant Shades - Gold, Silver, Blue, Red | Resin Dye Collections | Metallic Mica Powders for Lip Gloss | Mixing Supplies & Resin Kit by Kelsey Brown

Media could not be loaded. EDIT **10/15/2020** I used some mica powder in epoxy. We have a pine biscuit whose core has started to rot. Our daughter decided she needed a little repair on the bottoms for her wedding cakes. We started sanding them down and I started applying epoxy mixed with silver gray mica in the holes we needed to fill. It turned out great! I hope the seller has them in bottles too if I have to return to change the order. Packages are fine, just make sure you have a long popsicle stick or long-handled mica powder spoon. This way you can keep the powder at the bottom of the bag and not spill it. I'm switching mine to small storage bottles. And to create beautiful swirling patterns, such meager amounts are required. Be sure to try it. Previous review: Seller seems to know everything! Everything is packed in a plastic bag with a zipper. Each smaller individual bag of mica powder is labeled with a color, the weight in each bag, and a color number for future reference. They included a full color 1/2 page print with a website and other information in each package. For a small team of husband and wife, they figured it out! As of now, we haven't had a chance to use resin pigments, but I'll update my review once we do. Please read on. The colors look great! A spoon and a blender are a big plus! No other product I've looked at offers them as a bundle. The mixer is amazing! I uploaded some photos and videos to check. The battery compartment does not have positive and negative markings like all other products we have used. BUT, the seller kindly sends this information in the package. ❤️ I went a little further by using a metal permanent marker to mark + and - in the battery compartment. The first picture shows where I put my marks. Next video I uploaded so you can refer to the size of the mixer in my hand (FYI I don't have small hands), see how the mixer works and how fast the whisk is. It seems to be well made and has a very good speed. The last photo shows the end of the whisk inside the medicine cup, it's actually sitting on the bottom of the cup. There is enough space in the cup to move around. But I'm sure you'll still have to scrape down the sides with a popsicle stick to finish, even if you're mixing. Oh, and the plastic handle on the blender has a velvety feel rather than the usual smooth, shiny plastic. The only thing that comes to mind at the moment is the need for a cleaning guide. They sent the information so the serving guide could be found and printed. I hope that there is also information on how to clean the whisk after use. Please check for updates after we start using the products. Can't wait to see the mixed products!