PolyColor Resin Powder 15g

Overall rating: 4.852941 / 5 from 34 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

PolyColor Resin Powder 15g offers vibrant pearlescent effects when mixed with clear resins. Customers appreciate the deep-pigmented colors and the ability to create custom blends. Ideal for various applications, including river tables, jewelry, and coasters.

Summary topics

• Color Variety: 37%

Review topics: ["colors","powder","pigments","amount","effects","resin"].

Review highlights

• "Fantastic deep vibrant colors!" — Robert R.
• "Bright Green is the perfect complementary color along with deep Red for Christmas projects." — Tia K.
• "I love the ease of PolyColor, Metallic Powders, a quality mica powder!" — Kristi M.

Reviews

Q&A

I am pouring both epoxy resin and uv resin depending on the application. I am creating decor including suncatchers. However, I am having an issue with my current dye fading badly in sunlight (which defeats the purpose of a suncatcher!). How do your epoxy resin colorants hold up to sunlight?

How funny of you to ask 😄 we actually have the perfect duo for this! If you’re making suncatchers or decor that sits in sunlight, we’d recommend Amazing Clear Cast Outdoor Epoxy. It’s made with strong UV protection, so it holds up way better outdoors and helps fight fading. With that UV protection, you might even be able to keep using your current pigments but for the best long-term results we also suggest our PolyColor Pigments or Alumilite dyes (just note: only a few dye shades are translucent). https://alumilite.com/products/amazing-clear-cast-outdoor-epoxy

Hello! I'd like to use this on a wall, should I mix directly into the paint or into a glaze layer? And about how much should I use for a 10x13 room? Thank you

Mix PolyColor Resin Powder into a glaze/clear medium, not directly into wall paint. Why: Resin powders disperse better and stay more vibrant in a clear glaze or clear coat. Mixing into wall paint can mute the color, clump, or create uneven texture. A glaze layer lets you control transparency, shimmer, and overall effect much more cleanly. How to use it: Create a small batch of clear glaze/clear acrylic medium. Stir in the PolyColor Resin Powder until smooth. Brush or roll it onto the wall.

It's under tthat PolyColor is added in small amounts first. What aproximate powder to quart resin rates will provide translucent vs. nearly opaque? Need to know to have adequate supply on hand for whole job.

Hello! Great question! Our epoxy resins have different viscosities so the amount needed may vary slightly depending on the epoxy you are using. We would need to know more about the size of the project, the amount of epoxy and how thick it would be to give you an accurate estimate.

Overall rating: 4.852941 / 5 from 34 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

PolyColor Resin Powder 15g offers vibrant pearlescent effects when mixed with clear resins. Customers appreciate the deep-pigmented colors and the ability to create custom blends. Ideal for various applications, including river tables, jewelry, and coasters.

Summary topics

• Color Variety: 37%

Review topics: ["colors","powder","pigments","amount","effects","resin"].

Review highlights

• "Fantastic deep vibrant colors!" — Robert R.
• "Bright Green is the perfect complementary color along with deep Red for Christmas projects." — Tia K.
• "I love the ease of PolyColor, Metallic Powders, a quality mica powder!" — Kristi M.

Reviews

Q&A

I am pouring both epoxy resin and uv resin depending on the application. I am creating decor including suncatchers. However, I am having an issue with my current dye fading badly in sunlight (which defeats the purpose of a suncatcher!). How do your epoxy resin colorants hold up to sunlight?

How funny of you to ask 😄 we actually have the perfect duo for this! If you’re making suncatchers or decor that sits in sunlight, we’d recommend Amazing Clear Cast Outdoor Epoxy. It’s made with strong UV protection, so it holds up way better outdoors and helps fight fading. With that UV protection, you might even be able to keep using your current pigments but for the best long-term results we also suggest our PolyColor Pigments or Alumilite dyes (just note: only a few dye shades are translucent). https://alumilite.com/products/amazing-clear-cast-outdoor-epoxy

Hello! I'd like to use this on a wall, should I mix directly into the paint or into a glaze layer? And about how much should I use for a 10x13 room? Thank you

Mix PolyColor Resin Powder into a glaze/clear medium, not directly into wall paint. Why: Resin powders disperse better and stay more vibrant in a clear glaze or clear coat. Mixing into wall paint can mute the color, clump, or create uneven texture. A glaze layer lets you control transparency, shimmer, and overall effect much more cleanly. How to use it: Create a small batch of clear glaze/clear acrylic medium. Stir in the PolyColor Resin Powder until smooth. Brush or roll it onto the wall.

It's under tthat PolyColor is added in small amounts first. What aproximate powder to quart resin rates will provide translucent vs. nearly opaque? Need to know to have adequate supply on hand for whole job.

Hello! Great question! Our epoxy resins have different viscosities so the amount needed may vary slightly depending on the epoxy you are using. We would need to know more about the size of the project, the amount of epoxy and how thick it would be to give you an accurate estimate.

Overall rating: 4.852941 / 5 from 34 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

PolyColor Resin Powder 15g offers vibrant pearlescent effects when mixed with clear resins. Customers appreciate the deep-pigmented colors and the ability to create custom blends. Ideal for various applications, including river tables, jewelry, and coasters.

Summary topics

• Color Variety: 37%

Review topics: ["colors","powder","pigments","amount","effects","resin"].

Review highlights

• "Fantastic deep vibrant colors!" — Robert R.
• "Bright Green is the perfect complementary color along with deep Red for Christmas projects." — Tia K.
• "I love the ease of PolyColor, Metallic Powders, a quality mica powder!" — Kristi M.

Reviews

Q&A

I am pouring both epoxy resin and uv resin depending on the application. I am creating decor including suncatchers. However, I am having an issue with my current dye fading badly in sunlight (which defeats the purpose of a suncatcher!). How do your epoxy resin colorants hold up to sunlight?

How funny of you to ask 😄 we actually have the perfect duo for this! If you’re making suncatchers or decor that sits in sunlight, we’d recommend Amazing Clear Cast Outdoor Epoxy. It’s made with strong UV protection, so it holds up way better outdoors and helps fight fading. With that UV protection, you might even be able to keep using your current pigments but for the best long-term results we also suggest our PolyColor Pigments or Alumilite dyes (just note: only a few dye shades are translucent). https://alumilite.com/products/amazing-clear-cast-outdoor-epoxy

Hello! I'd like to use this on a wall, should I mix directly into the paint or into a glaze layer? And about how much should I use for a 10x13 room? Thank you

Mix PolyColor Resin Powder into a glaze/clear medium, not directly into wall paint. Why: Resin powders disperse better and stay more vibrant in a clear glaze or clear coat. Mixing into wall paint can mute the color, clump, or create uneven texture. A glaze layer lets you control transparency, shimmer, and overall effect much more cleanly. How to use it: Create a small batch of clear glaze/clear acrylic medium. Stir in the PolyColor Resin Powder until smooth. Brush or roll it onto the wall.

It's under tthat PolyColor is added in small amounts first. What aproximate powder to quart resin rates will provide translucent vs. nearly opaque? Need to know to have adequate supply on hand for whole job.

Hello! Great question! Our epoxy resins have different viscosities so the amount needed may vary slightly depending on the epoxy you are using. We would need to know more about the size of the project, the amount of epoxy and how thick it would be to give you an accurate estimate.

Overall rating: 4.852941 / 5 from 34 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

PolyColor Resin Powder 15g offers vibrant pearlescent effects when mixed with clear resins. Customers appreciate the deep-pigmented colors and the ability to create custom blends. Ideal for various applications, including river tables, jewelry, and coasters.

Summary topics

• Color Variety: 37%

Review topics: ["colors","powder","pigments","amount","effects","resin"].

Review highlights

• "Fantastic deep vibrant colors!" — Robert R.
• "Bright Green is the perfect complementary color along with deep Red for Christmas projects." — Tia K.
• "I love the ease of PolyColor, Metallic Powders, a quality mica powder!" — Kristi M.

Reviews

Q&A

I am pouring both epoxy resin and uv resin depending on the application. I am creating decor including suncatchers. However, I am having an issue with my current dye fading badly in sunlight (which defeats the purpose of a suncatcher!). How do your epoxy resin colorants hold up to sunlight?

How funny of you to ask 😄 we actually have the perfect duo for this! If you’re making suncatchers or decor that sits in sunlight, we’d recommend Amazing Clear Cast Outdoor Epoxy. It’s made with strong UV protection, so it holds up way better outdoors and helps fight fading. With that UV protection, you might even be able to keep using your current pigments but for the best long-term results we also suggest our PolyColor Pigments or Alumilite dyes (just note: only a few dye shades are translucent). https://alumilite.com/products/amazing-clear-cast-outdoor-epoxy

Hello! I'd like to use this on a wall, should I mix directly into the paint or into a glaze layer? And about how much should I use for a 10x13 room? Thank you

Mix PolyColor Resin Powder into a glaze/clear medium, not directly into wall paint. Why: Resin powders disperse better and stay more vibrant in a clear glaze or clear coat. Mixing into wall paint can mute the color, clump, or create uneven texture. A glaze layer lets you control transparency, shimmer, and overall effect much more cleanly. How to use it: Create a small batch of clear glaze/clear acrylic medium. Stir in the PolyColor Resin Powder until smooth. Brush or roll it onto the wall.

It's under tthat PolyColor is added in small amounts first. What aproximate powder to quart resin rates will provide translucent vs. nearly opaque? Need to know to have adequate supply on hand for whole job.

Hello! Great question! Our epoxy resins have different viscosities so the amount needed may vary slightly depending on the epoxy you are using. We would need to know more about the size of the project, the amount of epoxy and how thick it would be to give you an accurate estimate.

Overall rating: 4.852941 / 5 from 34 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

PolyColor Resin Powder 15g offers vibrant pearlescent effects when mixed with clear resins. Customers appreciate the deep-pigmented colors and the ability to create custom blends. Ideal for various applications, including river tables, jewelry, and coasters.

Summary topics

• Color Variety: 37%

Review topics: ["colors","powder","pigments","amount","effects","resin"].

Review highlights

• "Fantastic deep vibrant colors!" — Robert R.
• "Bright Green is the perfect complementary color along with deep Red for Christmas projects." — Tia K.
• "I love the ease of PolyColor, Metallic Powders, a quality mica powder!" — Kristi M.

Reviews

Q&A

I am pouring both epoxy resin and uv resin depending on the application. I am creating decor including suncatchers. However, I am having an issue with my current dye fading badly in sunlight (which defeats the purpose of a suncatcher!). How do your epoxy resin colorants hold up to sunlight?

How funny of you to ask 😄 we actually have the perfect duo for this! If you’re making suncatchers or decor that sits in sunlight, we’d recommend Amazing Clear Cast Outdoor Epoxy. It’s made with strong UV protection, so it holds up way better outdoors and helps fight fading. With that UV protection, you might even be able to keep using your current pigments but for the best long-term results we also suggest our PolyColor Pigments or Alumilite dyes (just note: only a few dye shades are translucent). https://alumilite.com/products/amazing-clear-cast-outdoor-epoxy

Hello! I'd like to use this on a wall, should I mix directly into the paint or into a glaze layer? And about how much should I use for a 10x13 room? Thank you

Mix PolyColor Resin Powder into a glaze/clear medium, not directly into wall paint. Why: Resin powders disperse better and stay more vibrant in a clear glaze or clear coat. Mixing into wall paint can mute the color, clump, or create uneven texture. A glaze layer lets you control transparency, shimmer, and overall effect much more cleanly. How to use it: Create a small batch of clear glaze/clear acrylic medium. Stir in the PolyColor Resin Powder until smooth. Brush or roll it onto the wall.

It's under tthat PolyColor is added in small amounts first. What aproximate powder to quart resin rates will provide translucent vs. nearly opaque? Need to know to have adequate supply on hand for whole job.

Hello! Great question! Our epoxy resins have different viscosities so the amount needed may vary slightly depending on the epoxy you are using. We would need to know more about the size of the project, the amount of epoxy and how thick it would be to give you an accurate estimate.