Jacquard Pearl Ex Pigment Powder 0.75 oz Carbon Black - Loose Mica Powder for Epoxy Resin, Watercolors, Calligraphy Ink & Clay - Epoxy Pigment Powder - Epoxy Resin Color

I have been using pearl x pigments for a while now. I used to use a copper based oil ink for printmaking, but with copper prices being high, that seem to have ceased to make it. So, now I mix pearl x pigments info my inks and acrylic paint to get the effects I am after.I really like adding copper to a nice deep red. It gives it an amazing reflective lushness that I love.This rich copper pigment is great. I don't know that much about pigments or how it is made, but the powder itself, if used dry looks like a shiny copper penny. It is very fine and consistent at that.When I run or, I will buy it again. While, for most this quantity should last for a while, as much as i use it, i sometimes wish icould buy larger container instead of just multiple of this quantity.

This green looks totally awesome on black polymer clay!!!!

You can use this dry pigment with any medium you wish including solvent based automotive paints. The pigments are ground to the consistency of baby powder making them suitable for airbrushing."Interface" pigments get their depth of color via the base color of your surface. Over white, this is a very light pink/lavender pearl, over black the result is is a violet pearl.The jar is the size of a medium sized baby jar. A little goes along way. How much you will use will depend on your project and desired effect. The more pigment you add or the more layers you spray the lighter your project will end up. 1 jar per quart is on par with a quart of pearl from an automotive store intended for full opaque coverage.I buy these because pearls and chameleon cost a fortune, you end up stuck with a quart of paint when you only needed a few ounces. Dry pigments let me mix as need without going bad on the shelf and put me in control of the opacity. I buy this brand because they are reliable and the results are consistent.

This stuff is super cool and I feel bad because I don’t think I use it for like half of what it’s for. It says you can mix it into anything. I’ve only used it on two paintings. One time I mixed it with clear varnish and the other time I mixed it with modge podge. Both times it worked pretty good. I would use resin if you can. A little goes a long way. It’s really pretty though and very pigmented.

It took quite a while to ship, about 2 weeks. I use this for resin casting a custom prayer cross, the carbon black is a great color for the rocks holding the cross in the stand. A little bit goes a long way which is great. Will use it a lot.

I bought these to give extra contrast on laser etched patterns in wood such as gun hand grips. Works well. You need to use after the wood is polished, however. The etched lines can be scraped lightly with a needle or awl for the powder to stick

Exactly what I was looking for. There's no shimmer or glitter effect.

I use Jacquard Pearl ex powder to color polyester resin for making pens. Excellent color distribution and saturation, after turning the pens on a lathe I buff and shine with micro mesh sandpaper. The color is brilliant. The pen photographed is made using sage green and macro pearl colors

love that you only need a small bit of powder to make resin black - blends smooth

Product arrived during estimated time frame. Thank you. I mixed a small quantity with the acrylic paint and the result is amazing. Very likely to buy the same brand again.

Love this product. Adds a great finish when dry brushing!

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Perfecto para la mezcla con la resina