Additional Information
| Weight | 1 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | N/A |
| Color | Black, Dark Brown, Goldenrod, White, Brick Red |
| Size | 0.5 Pound, 1 Ounce, 1 Pound |
Dry Pigments
Powdered Pigments for Coloring Epoxy Putty and Paste.
Uses: Blend one or more pigment into putty or paste to achieve a desired color. Commonly used to recreate wood tones in WoodEpox®, wood replacement compound. Can also be used to color Dual Glaze and Type M glazing putties.
Features & Benefits: Fine ground powders incorporate easily into a variety of materials. They can be used individually or blended together for a nearly infinite number of color combinations. Deep rich tones create realistic wood colors.
Technical Characteristics: Finely ground inorganic powdered pigments. Colors include: Brick Red, White, Goldenrod, Brown and Black.
UPC: Black 1oz. – 051191450013 | Brown 1oz. – 051191450037 | Goldenrod 1 oz. – 051191450044 | Red 1oz. – 051191450020 | White 1oz. – 051191450051
Customer Questions & Answers
- Once you have tinted the WoodEpox paste, it dryes looking the same or the finished color changes ?
- Q Once you have tinted the WoodEpox paste, it dryes looking the same or the finished color changes ? answer nowAsked by on October 22, 2023 2:20 pmAnswered by the admin
It should cure the same color you tinted it.
I am using WoodEpox to repair my front deck. I plan on using a cedar stain on the wood and want the epoxy to best match that color. What pigments should I use? Thanks, Paul - Q I am using WoodEpox to repair my front deck. I plan on using a cedar stain on the wood and want t...... Read more answer nowAsked by on October 7, 2023 3:28 pmAnswered by the admin
We have pigments in brown, black, red, yellow & white. You would have to decide which color(s) would work best for you and mix accordingly.
Can I obtain an SDS for the Brown and White pigments? Thanks. - Q Can I obtain an SDS for the Brown and White pigments? Thanks. answer nowAsked by on June 22, 2023 3:52 pmAnswered by the admin
They have been emailed to you.
What pigments should I order to make a white oak color? - Q What pigments should I order to make a white oak color? answer nowAsked by on June 19, 2023 7:04 pmAnswered by the admin
We don't have any particular mixing ratios to make specific colors. It's just a matter of mixing and testing to achieve your desired color.
Looking to use your filler with your black pigment to fill holes and gaps in my railroad tie steps. Railroad ties are creosote dark ties and now about 15 years old. Does this mixture dry as a mat coating? Can I also mix in some fine builders' clean sand to help produce a rough surface? I live in Bellevue, WA and can use Mallory Paint of Bellevue - Q Looking to use your filler with your black pigment to fill holes and gaps in my railroad tie step...... Read more answer nowAsked by on April 29, 2023 12:28 amAnswered by the admin
When tinting WoodEpox with the powdered pigment, it is not a shiny finish. It's tinted WoodEpox. You cannot mix sand in with the WoodEpox. You could broadcast it on the surface prior to curing if you'd like.
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