Liquid pigments colour resin or casting material throughout the mixture, making the shade part of the piece rather than a coating on its surface. Use them to create an even colour, prepare several shades for one project, or introduce contrast between separate pours. Depending on the formula and casting material, the result may be transparent, translucent, or opaque. Start by checking compatibility: a pigment designed for one casting system is not necessarily suitable for a different type of resin. Follow the recommended dosage and mixing sequence, as adding too much colourant can interfere with setting or curing. Making a sample lets you assess the colour once the material has hardened and see how the thickness of the piece affects its appearance. Record your mixing proportions if you want to reproduce a shade across several pieces. Find casting materials and colourants in our resins and pigments collection, then browse complementary products in our mediums, varnishes, and resins selection.
Liquid pigments colour resin or casting material throughout the mixture, making the shade part of the piece rather than a coating on its surface. Use them to create an even colour, prepare several shades for one project, or introduce contrast between separate pours. Depending on the formula and casting material, the result may be transparent, translucent, or opaque. Start by checking compatibility: a pigment designed for one casting system is not necessarily suitable for a different type of resin. Follow the recommended dosage and mixing sequence, as adding too much colourant can interfere with setting or curing. Making a sample lets you assess the colour once the material has hardened and see how the thickness of the piece affects its appearance. Record your mixing proportions if you want to reproduce a shade across several pieces. Find casting materials and colourants in our resins and pigments collection, then browse complementary products in our mediums, varnishes, and resins selection.
