Ocean Blue Translucent Dye: Vibrant Color Pigment for DIY Projects in Epoxy Resin, Crafts, Woodworking, Countertops (Alumilite) Review

For a project I was doing used a tiny drop of 1/4 cup epoxy and poured the rest into a silicone mold to test. It's a beautiful color and worked exactly how I wanted it in my fill (second photo unfinished). Even with a tiny drop, I feel like I've poured too much. As a bonus, it washed off my hands easily with soap and water and didn't leave any permanent stains on my hands.

I was a bit skeptical at first, then I had to have the whole color set! In this project I use the same Alumilite dye (ocean blue) alone and then with two different colored micas and the results were stunning! (Photo attached) A small drop can make a big difference. high quality pigment and I recommend this product if you work with resin or abstract art. If you're looking for the perfect ocean wave effect, these dyes are a must.

Dye works fine. It is very concentrated and can be used to create dark to jet black epoxy tables. The problem is the consistency of the dye. He is very fat. It takes a lot of force to push the drops out. As I worked with the paint, I squeezed out 7 drops for my project. The dropper tip broke off and poured the entire contents of the product into my epoxy. Destroying the project and now I'm out of color. It worked well for a few drops that I tested.

If you want a good solid black resin paint this is the paint for you. I give 4 stars because it's impossible to open it! I ended up just cutting off the cap, the only thing I did was I couldn't close the bottle anymore. Also, I made the hole too big and made a huge mess every time I used it. Finally, after 3 months, I bought some small bottles to paint with. Important note - helps a little. This material is very thick and I messed up a few resin projects by adding too much dye to the resin.