Haksons Concentrated (Translucent) Pigments for Epoxy Resin - Blue
Product Description
Haksons Concentrated Pigments are translucent, meaning that they are semi-transparent and allow light to pass through them. This allows the color of the pigment to be seen, but also allows the underlying layers or substrate to show through. This can create a beautiful, layered effect in your resin projects. When using translucent pigments, it is important to keep in mind that the final color of your resin may be affected by the color of the underlying layers. For example, if you are using a white substrate and a blue translucent pigment, the final color of the resin may appear lighter and more muted than if you were using a darker substrate. Translucent pigments can be a great choice for creating a wide range of effects in your resin projects, from subtle, nuanced shades to bold, vibrant colors.
How to use?
Step 1: Measure Out Epoxy Resin
Begin by measuring out the appropriate amount of epoxy resin according to the manufacturer's instructions.
Step 2: Mix Pigment Into Resin
Next, mix a maximum of 2% of the Haksons Concentrated Pigment into the resin, adjusting the amount as needed to achieve the desired intensity of color. Be sure to mix the pigment thoroughly into the resin to ensure an even distribution of color.
Step 3: Strain Mixture (Optional)
If there are strands or clumps of pigment left in the resin after mixing, strain the mixture through a filter paper or muslin cloth to remove any undissolved particles.
Step 4: Use Resin in Art or Craft Project
Once the pigment is fully mixed into the resin, it is ready to be used in your art or craft project. Follow the manufacturer's instructions and any other safety precautions when using the resin.
Step 5: Enjoy Your Completed Project
Once the resin has cured according to the manufacturer's instructions, your project is complete. Enjoy your beautiful, colorful creation!
Haksons Concentrated Pigments are translucent, meaning that they are semi-transparent and allow light to pass through them. This allows the color of the pigment to be seen, but also allows the underlying layers or substrate to show through. This can create a beautiful, layered effect in your resin projects. When using translucent pigments, it is important to keep in mind that the final color of your resin may be affected by the color of the underlying layers. For example, if you are using a white substrate and a blue translucent pigment, the final color of the resin may appear lighter and more muted than if you were using a darker substrate. Translucent pigments can be a great choice for creating a wide range of effects in your resin projects, from subtle, nuanced shades to bold, vibrant colors.
Step 1: Measure Out Epoxy Resin
Begin by measuring out the appropriate amount of epoxy resin according to the manufacturer's instructions.
Step 2: Mix Pigment Into Resin
Next, mix a maximum of 2% of the Haksons Concentrated Pigment into the resin, adjusting the amount as needed to achieve the desired intensity of color. Be sure to mix the pigment thoroughly into the resin to ensure an even distribution of color.
Step 3: Strain Mixture (Optional)
If there are strands or clumps of pigment left in the resin after mixing, strain the mixture through a filter paper or muslin cloth to remove any undissolved particles.
Step 4: Use Resin in Art or Craft Project
Once the pigment is fully mixed into the resin, it is ready to be used in your art or craft project. Follow the manufacturer's instructions and any other safety precautions when using the resin.
Step 5: Enjoy Your Completed Project
Once the resin has cured according to the manufacturer's instructions, your project is complete. Enjoy your beautiful, colorful creation!
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FAQs
Frequently asked questions about Haksons Opaque Pigments
How do I mix the pigment into the resin?
To mix the pigment into the resin, simply add a small amount of pigment (up to 2% of the total volume of resin) to the resin and mix thoroughly until the color is evenly distributed. You may need to adjust the amount of pigment used depending on the desired intensity of color.
Can I use these pigments with other types of resin?
Haksons Concentrated Pigments are specifically formulated for use with Haksons epoxy resin. But, they can be used with other epoxy resins too!
How do I store the pigments?
Haksons Concentrated Pigments should be stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Be sure to keep the pigments sealed in their original packaging to prevent contamination or evaporation.
Are the pigments non-toxic?
Haksons Concentrated Pigments are non-toxic, but it is always a good idea to take proper precautions when working with any type of art or craft supply. Be sure to follow the manufacturer's instructions and any safety precautions provided, and be sure to work in a well-ventilated area.
Can I use the pigments to color other materials besides resin?
Haksons Concentrated Pigments are specifically formulated for use with epoxy resin and may not be suitable for use with other materials. It is generally not recommended to use these pigments with other types of materials, as the results may not be as expected. If you are looking to color a different type of material, you may want to consider using a pigment that is specifically formulated for that particular material.
