"Frozen Ocean" Glow In The Dark Epoxy Colorant Powder
5g, 15g, 50g

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$8.00

COLOR CHARACTERISTICS

Glow Color: Bright Blue
Daytime Color: White
Powder Color: White

Order dry epoxy mica powder colorants in 5g, 15g or 50g screw top jars.

Size:

5 Grams

15 Grams

50 Grams

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These base epoxy colors are an amazing way to add solid color to any wood table or art project. Use these resin colorants to tint a your DEEP POUR epoxy to create colorful castings or river table streams. Colorants can also tint small amounts of epoxy for crack filling, solid color veins and effects.

WiseGlow™ powders are mixed directly into most 2:1 epoxy mixtures for unbelievable color and effect. Mix and match colors for multiple accents to create unique counter tops, tables, wood turnings, and inspiring art projects!

Glow powders work best when mixed in thinner epoxy pours as the heavier glow particles tend to settle during the curing process. Some powders glow differently than they appear under natural light. Please check the images above and do a test pour to ensure the color matches what you expect.

WiseGlow™ mica powders color shifting powders are stirred directly into pre-mixed (A&B) liquid epoxy resin. For best results, be sure the colorant powder is free of clumps prior to mixing into epoxy resin. If powder clumps occur when mixed into epoxy, continue to stir until dissolved completely. Deep Pour verses Table Top epoxy resin “pot life” timing will need to be accounted for.

Be aware that epoxy depth, powder concentration, lighting conditions, and other factors play a large roll in how these powdered resin colorants appear in the final project.

Prop 65 Warning: This product, mica powder, when inhaled contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or reproductive harm. Once the powder is incorporated into a liquid or solid base it can no longer be inhaled and therefore falls off the warning list. For more information go to: www.p65warnings.ca.gov.