Liquid Epoxy Dye | Stone Coat Countertops

Liquid Epoxy Dye Stone Coat Countertops’ vibrant epoxy dyes are specifically designed to work with phenolic resin and hardeners. You can use these epoxy resin colors to create realistic-looking natural stone artistic flairs or mimic anything from your DIY dreams when making epoxy countertops. These dyes are perfect for exotic pours and many styles of epoxy marble granite and quartz countertops. Stone Coat Countertops liquid epoxy dyes are colorfast and UV stable. There are 15 different color options of epoxy resin dye to choose from. You can also get one of each epoxy dye at a heavy discount. While some coloring agents dont work well for epoxy these are formulated to mix well without compromising the resins integrity. Our assorted epoxy resin colors can make your creations brilliant while staying crystal clear except black and white color dye. Simply blend them to achieve your custom colors. All of our epoxy dyes are non-toxic have no harsh chemicals and are cruelty-free. Each bottle of epoxy dye is 1 fluid ounce and very concentrated. A single bottle can easily color an entire 1-gallon kit of Stone Coat countertop epoxy. Thats 1 ounce of dye per -gallon of resin and -gallon of hardener. If youre using epoxy from another manufacturer add the dye slowly to check the density to make sure the viscosities match after blending. Only a few drops are needed per project on smaller projects like tumblers or sample boards. The epoxy colorant can be added up to 5% by weight. Still you should always use the smallest amount to achieve the desired effect and check the color well show you how in the how-to section below. Make sure you bring enough epoxy resin dye to complete your project! So a 2-gallon kit would require two bottles of dye; a 4-gallon kit would require four and so on. Liquid Dye for Epoxy: What It Is and How to Use It Epoxy resin is an incredible substance that works just as well for art pieces as it does for epoxy countertops epoxy floors and epoxy shower walls. Normally epoxy is transparent when nothing is added to it. Some people have done an epoxy project with photos pennies river rocks on surfaces and more embedded into the epoxy and sometimes with epoxy dye. In this section well discuss a few other common epoxy additives. Each kind of additive whether an epoxy dye a metallic a glitter etc. will provide a different coloring effect. Keep in mind that not all epoxy colorant additives work well. Some may keep your epoxy from hardening or bonding properly. Others may not color your resin well. Make sure that whatever you use to color epoxy is tested and approved. If youre trying something new use a practice board to test on a small scale first. Or skip the guesswork and use our approved additives below! What Can I Use as an Epoxy Colorant If you want the best results dont worryyou still have options! Your DIY resin floor or countertop will hold up great with any of the following: Epoxy resin dye: Often called epoxy dye or resin dye these inks are specifically crafted to color resin. Epoxy dyes dont alter your ratio of resin to hardener enough to matter. Ours can mimic the appearance of natural stone shine bright neon and anything in between. Plus they all hold up well to UV light. Metallic powders: Metallic powders come in a variety of incredible eye-catching colors. When mixed directly with resin they can create a deep granular look. Metallic powder can also be mixed with isopropyl