Epoxy Resin Pigment Paste | Titanium White

Epoxy Resin Pigment Paste | Titanium White

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Dynamic Epoxy Pigment Paste | Titanium White


Professional Series 1
Lightfast Pigment PW6
30mL Container


Solid Solutions Epoxy Resin Pigment Pastes are intense epoxy pastes for colouring all your epoxy resin art & Polyurethane projects. Our epoxy pastes are formulated to be highly concentrated, a little goes a very long way.

  • Highly Concentrated
  • Made in Australia
  • Manufactured with Lightfast Pigment
  • A little goes a long way
  • Easily disperse in Epoxy Resin systems
  • Easily disperse in Polyurethane systems
  • Create cells and lacing

Solid Solutions Dynamic Epoxy Pigment Pastes are formulated to ensure you achieve a vivid finish.
Our epoxy pastes perform exceptional with our range of Epoxy Resins and with a formula designed to ensure the highest possible quality and results.
Viscosity will vary from colour to colour due to different pigments


Recommended usage: 2% - 5%
Example: 2 grams per 100ml of combined product

*Mask and Protective wear must be worn at all times, use in a well ventilated area only*


Made in Australia

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Jenny Vidler
Found it to be a good item

We have not used it yet but I’m shore it will be a good product

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Anna Armstrong

Service great!

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Lance Christiansen
How to use titanium with epoxy

I wanted some white epoxy to cover some plastic.I mixed the titanium in a clear 2 part 5 minute epoxy, but it went "lumpy" too quickly and I could not spread it across a piece of sanded plastic. So I went to the extra expense of buying slow setting 2 part clear epoxy and I found I could apply my manufactured white epoxy satisfactorily using a small paint brush. It gave a nice white glossy finish. I only used a very little bit of titanium.....which seems to efficiently mix into the epoxy.

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