Reddit reviews 18 Color Epoxy UV Resin Pigment - Liquid Epoxy Resin Dye Transparent Colorant for UV Resin Coloring, DIY Resin Art Jewelry Making - Concentrated UV Resin Colorant for Paint, Crafts - 0.35 oz/10ml Each
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ASSORTED COLOR - 18 color epoxy resin color dye are carefully-selected for resin art projects, which can make your creations brilliant while staying crystal clear. Simply blend them to achieve your own custom colors.A LITTLE GOES A LONG WAY - High concentration of UV resin color pigment, just a drop and you will be shocked by the strong dyeing effect. The tips of all pigment dyes have been sealed to prevent leakage, which ensures a better user experience.SAFETY & WIDE USE - Our epoxy oily coloring are all non-toxic, no harsh chemicals, cruelty free. They can be widely used on resin jewelry making and crafts decorations, Nail, garment accessories, paint and other DIY crafts.EASY TO USE - No preparation is required, ready to use. Easy to diffuse in the epoxy/UV resin with saturated color and uniform gloss. The squeeze bottles make it easy to control your drops so that you can get the perfect shade every time.COST-EFFECTIVE - 18 long-lasting resin coloring(0.35oz each) offer endless possibilities for your coloration! Click ‘Add to Cart’ and create unique resin casting and coating crafts with these specifically formulated resin coloring dye.
It may not be the colors you were aiming for, but I think it's still lovely! I recently got this set of colors on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07TDJKS6T/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1.
I haven't used all of the colors by any stretch yet, but they have worked in both UV and 2-part epoxy, and the fact that the listing said they could be used in either type was what was appealing to me (also the large range of colors). Otherwise previously for UV I was using a set and some individual colors from Miniature Sweet, but all of those were pretty opaque, so I liked that this new set could go translucent or opaque depending on what you wanted to make.
Thank you! It's out of this set and it's called Watermelon!
I'm assuming something like this specifically made UV resin coloring would work, but I haven't tried it myself.
Has anyone tried mica powder to dye the resin?