Resin Pigment Paste - White 167g

I use this not only for ocean waves but also, for anything I need white.

These are my favorite colors for resin. Absolutely gorgeous. Not much is needed, it lasts a long time.

Worked great with my resin art. This is what I use to create beach waves and have used it for making the marble looking rock resin and general white. I love this because it goes a long way! I can make so many pieces with this one small bottle because one drop will mix into so much clear resin and turn out solid white easily.

Beautiful white

I love them they real are very good.

Mixed the white pigment with my tabletop epoxy as the final layer for my wood project and it nailed it! Follow instructions and it��ll come out great! A little goes a long way. Also great for filling voids. Will continue ti purchase more :)

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I'm absolutely loving this black resin pigment paste! Did my research, and these came highly recommended. Packaging was spot-on: secure, sealed, and mess-free. The amount of pigment is generous, and I know it'll last a while. Can't wait for my DIY epoxy tray to turn out amazing - it's going to be a hit with my in-laws!

I love it!

?Why did you pick this product vs others?: ?I saw this on pouring your heart out on youtube. It is one of the best products I have used so far . Definitely with the money,it will last a long time,you only need a little bit .

This pigment works very nicely for making ocean waves .

This is true black pigment! It mixes up well, have great pigment, and gives a nice true black unlike most mica powder.

Super easy to mix into a one-to-one ratio. The black is a perfect contrast on lighter woods. I��m gonna try the white out soon. Bonus tip: mix Mica powder in with it to get really good hues to whatever color powder you��re putting on your pieces.

Love this product will definitely be ordering more, however, just a word of caution for those who are using this in epoxy. Please, be very aware that when you add colorant to epoxy you will have to plan for a longer (two or three times) curing process. I almost messed up a very labor intensive project by touching it too soon and then by thinking the epoxy was never going to cure. Best of luck. Great product. Five stars.

If you are making ocean waves you know white is one of the most important parts of the process. This pigment does not let you down. Take a small amount to tint a very nice ocean wave white and on its own does a decent job of forming cells and lacing. If you use cell/lacing additives to your resin then you will really like this white as it performs even better when they are used in conjunction.

It made the board edges stand out and I added some pearl white mica power to it for the board also. When you add white to resin you have to wait until the very end of your project because the white is heavy not sure why but it is so add it last. To make it spread use a heat gun just to pust the colors together a little don't over heat the resin, because the white will disappear or fall off the edges.Omega

This is exactly the white I needed for my latest resin project. There was no translucency. It is beautifully opaque, how I wanted it. When I was mixing it with resin, I added a little and mixed it in. I looked kind of snotty, so I added more and got this beautiful color.I am trying to make replacement game pieces for a game my parents have had since I was a kid in the 80s. Some pieces are broken or missing, so I made a mold to recreate them. This was the first pour, and I wanted a very opaque color to really see how the pieces would turn out. This is not the final color of the pieces.I also poured a d20 at the same time. It marbled so nicely with the black (powder pigment) in the die. I am still new to resin and had some bubbles, but the bubbles from the white left cool trails in the black as they rose along the side of the mold.

By far, this is the best white pigment to use for creating ocean waves in resin art. I've tried paint, oil, alcohol ink, and several other colorants to achieve a good ocean wave. You can watch tons of vides - which I have - and still not find a better product. The attached photo shows three different options on a scrap piece of laminate flooring. My current project is resurfacing a bar top and I experimented with a few different alternatives. The results speak for themselves.

I took a chance on this stuff when I was told that neon colors are much better if they have a solid white base. What I didn't realize is that it is also super heavy. That ended up being a great boon. This stuff goes into nearly every pour I do now. It weighs the colors down so they can sink in honey stage resin and make some Truely gorgeous dice.I love the weight of it and how versatile it is. But also a little bit goes a long way. This bottle will last me forever and I use it all the time! Well worth the purchase.

When I saw this I thought it was exactly what I was looking for.I did a project but it acted pretty much like the white pigment I always use. No 'Cellular' action at all.I thought, "Ok, maybe I did do it right". I did a lager project with mixing clear, blue and this white. Nope. Same results. I ended up dabbing acid on and created some wave action that way. Still not what I was hoping for.Note: There are 5 star reviews but none of them show a picture of the actual project. That would really help.