🎨 Epoxy Resin Pigment - Set of 16 Liquid Translucent Epoxy Resin Colorants, Highly Concentrated Dyes for DIY Jewelry Making, AB Resin Coloring for Paints and Crafts - 10ml Each - Enhanced SEO Review

Best Buy! The product arrived quickly and intact! You get 16 pigmented colors that can create transparent and opaque colors in resin! It helps a little, the more drops you add, the darker the color gets! I use these colors for the resin art I make and I love them!

I used it to mix with resin (not UV) and it worked as expected. When I received it everything was safe and sound (thank goodness!). It has an eyedropper at the top so you can use it as a dropper. The variety of colors was good and I was also able to mix colours. They mixed well with the resin and dried as expected. I'm new to working with resin and paint but this suits me fine and the price is good too.

Easy to use, pretty clear instructions, just add a little and stir! The only issue I had was that if you use too much at once your epoxy will NEVER fully cure. It cures enough not to use fingerprints or anything, but it will remain a super hard yet flexible rubber forever. Maybe that's good if you aim for it. Mix it with 90% alcohol for some cool effects and make your own alcohol ink!

Orange is opaque and makes everything look brown so throw it away. I want the navy blue to be darker, but it doesn't. As a result, they are not colored as thickly as pinatas, but are much cheaper and usable. My Winston cobalt always turns brown in the resin and at least those blues stay blue. Ruby is fuchsia and fuchsia is ruby. The yellow is really good. If I have any ideas for other colors I will update them. I haven't tried them all yet.

I'm not new to resin crafts, but I'm new to pigments. It took me a while and a few small projects to figure out what I'm doing and I'm still figuring it out just by playing around with it. I've noticed that small pieces bend easily with a lot of dye, but I was able to play around with this and solved the problem by first mixing the pigment with the color (I guess that's "ghost" on my part, lol). Overall I'm satisfied and will probably buy it again when it's gone.

Epoxy is new to me. I've seen countless projects made with it on the craft sites I follow. I thought it looked easy enough and wanted to try it, so I ordered a kit and got to work. I also use these epoxy pigments. I really enjoy working with them and creating many different projects. This pigment mixes well with the epoxy I use and doesn't look cloudy or weird. There are many different colors, probably more than I'll ever need, but you can also mix colors to get other variations. As you can see