Additional Information
| Weight | 1 lbs |
|---|---|
| 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.
Customer Questions & Answers
- Do you have an instruction sheet or specification sheet describing the proper ratio of pigment to epoxy putty?
- Q Do you have an instruction sheet or specification sheet describing the proper ratio of pigment to...... Read more answer nowAsked by on August 18, 2021 8:41 amAnswered by the admin
We do not have any particular mixing ratios. You just have to mix as much or as little to get the desired color you need.
Can your product be used with Durham"s Rock Hard Water Putty? - Q Can your product be used with Durham"s Rock Hard Water Putty? answer nowAsked by on July 26, 2021 6:35 pmAnswered by the admin We have not tested our product with that product. What pigment color or colors would you suggest to match a natural finish mahogany porch? There are about six square inches total that are rotted and need repair. I plan on stripping/sanding then applying a spar urethane. The final color on a test patch looks like dark orange-reddish brown. Thanks!
- Q What pigment color or colors would you suggest to match a natural finish mahogany porch? There ar...... Read more answer nowAsked by on July 17, 2021 5:35 pmAnswered by the admin
We don't have any actual formulas for mixing the pigment into the WoodEpox. You would have to play with the pigments to reach your desired color.
can I use it to make my own wood filler color? - Answered by the admin You can use the dry pigments to tint the WoodEpox. will this mix with glazing compound when restoring leaded glass?
- Q will this mix with glazing compound when restoring leaded glass? answer nowAsked by on March 25, 2021 3:18 pmAnswered by the admin
No.
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