Additional Information
| Weight | 1 lbs |
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| Color | Black, Dark Brown, Goldenrod, White, Brick Red |
| Size | 0.5 Pound, 1 Ounce, 1 Pound |
Dry Pigments
Create Depth of Color to Match Wood Tones.
Blend one or more into WoodEpox until color is uniform. Our selection of colors include (top row) Brick Red, White (bottom row) Goldenrod, Brown and Black.
Questions and answers of the customers
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Q I have old railroad ties outside around my garden. Some have rotted holes in them. I’m thinking o... answer nowA
You can use our LiquidWood to consolidate the rotted wood and WoodEpox to fill in the void. If staining over the WoodEpox, you may also want to mix a dry powdered pigment into it to get a closer color match.
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Q Do i mix color pigment into part A or part B of wood-epox before i combine them together? answer nowA
Whichever you prefer, it doesn't matter.
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Q do you have to add pigment to get close to stain color and then stain after or will wood epox exc... answer nowA
You can add a dry powdered pigment to the WoodEpox to tint it so that you can get a closer match to the stain. WoodEpox accepts a stain on the surface but it does not soak into it like a regular piece of wood.
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Q Is the color of the mixed powdered pigments altered when mixed into the wood epoxy, or does it st... answer nowA
The color will vary (light to dark) according to how much or how little you mix into the WoodEpox.
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Q Is there a limit to how much pigment can be used to avoid impairingi the curing of the epoxy? answer nowA
No, you can tint it to whatever your desired color is.
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