Solid Solutions Titanium White epoxy pigment paste, 30mL jar
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Epoxy Resin Pigment Paste | Titanium White

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Titanium White epoxy pigment paste turns clear epoxy resin into a solid, opaque white. It is a highly concentrated, lightfast titanium white pigment (PW6) in a 30mL jar, and it disperses easily in epoxy resin and in Solid Cast 660 Polyurethane Casting Resin. Use it for lacing and cells in ocean resin art, solid white castings and white veining in river tables. Add 2–5% to your mixed resin. A little goes a long way.

Product details

Size
30mL jar
Pigment
Titanium white (PW6)
Finish
Opaque white
Lightfast
Yes
How much to use
2–5% of combined resin and hardener
Example dose
2 grams per 100mL
Use with
Epoxy resin and Solid Cast 660 | Polyurethane
Range
Professional Series 1

Key features

Highly concentrated
Lightfast pigment
Solid opaque white
Creates cells and lacing
Epoxy and Solid Cast 660 polyurethane

What Titanium White does in resin

Lacing and cells for ocean resin art
Titanium white is a heavy pigment, so white resin sinks into the wet layer beneath it. Warm it with a heat gun and it spreads, thins and breaks open into the lacing and cells that look like sea foam.
  • Pour your ocean colours first and keep them wet.
  • Lay a thin line of white-tinted resin along the wave edge.
  • Push it across with a heat gun on medium. Keep the gun moving, because overheated white can scorch and turn yellow.
  • For sharper wave lines, let the mixed resin sit and thicken for about 15 minutes before you pour the white.
Solid white castings and coatings
Dose close to 5% for a fully opaque, solid white in moulds, coasters, trays and coated surfaces.
River tables
Pour a solid white river or add marble-style white veining through a coloured pour in River Resin Deep Cast Epoxy. Test on an offcut first, because the timber colour changes how the white reads.

Best for

Ocean resin art
Lacing and cells
White castings
Coasters and trays
River tables

How to colour epoxy resin white

1
Stir the paste
Pigment can settle in the jar over time, so stir it before each use.
2
Mix your resin first
Measure your resin and hardener at the correct ratio and mix them thoroughly before adding any colour.
3
Add the paste a little at a time
Start at about 2% and work up to 5% at most. You can always add more, but you can't take colour out.
4
Mix until even
Mix until the colour is completely even, scraping the sides and base of the cup.
5
Pour
Pour as normal. Viscosity varies from colour to colour across the range because each pigment is different.
Stay within 5%. Too much pigment can leave the resin soft or tacky.

FAQs

How do I make epoxy resin white?+
Mix your resin and hardener first, then stir in Titanium White epoxy pigment paste at 2–5% of the combined volume. Close to 5% gives a solid, opaque white.
How much white pigment paste do I add to resin?+
Use 2–5% of your combined resin and hardener. As a guide, that is 2 grams of paste per 100mL of mixed resin. Start small and add more until you reach the opacity you want. Do not go above 5%.
Why is my white not forming cells and lacing?+
The layer underneath must still be wet, and the white needs gentle, moving heat to spread and open up. If the white spreads too thin and disappears, add a little more and try again. Letting the resin thicken for about 15 minutes before pouring the white also helps it hold its shape.
Does pigment paste affect how epoxy resin cures?+
Not within the recommended 2–5%. Overdosing is what causes problems. Too much pigment can leave resin soft, tacky or cloudy. Always mix your resin and hardener at the correct ratio before adding colour.
Can I use this pigment paste in polyurethane resin?+
Yes. It works in Solid Cast 660 Polyurethane Casting Resin at the same 2–5% dose, or 2 grams per 100mL of combined product.
Can I use Titanium White pigment paste in UV resin?+
No. Epoxy pigment paste is not designed for UV resin. This paste is made for two-part epoxy resin and Solid Cast 660 Polyurethane Casting Resin.
Not suitable for UV resin. Epoxy pigment paste is not designed for UV resin.

Pigment paste vs other colourants

vs mica powder
Pigment paste gives a solid, flat colour. Mica powder gives a pearly shimmer rather than a flat colour. Choose paste when you want strong, even colour.
vs alcohol ink
Alcohol inks give transparent colour and are known to fade in sunlight. Titanium White is a solid colour made with lightfast pigment.
vs acrylic paint
Acrylic paint contains water, which can interfere with curing and leave streaks. Pigment paste is made to mix into resin.

Safety & storage

Protection
A mask and protective wear must be worn at all times.
Ventilation
Use in a well-ventilated area only.
Storage
Store the jar sealed, in a cool place away from direct sunlight.
Before each use
Stir the paste, because pigment can settle in the jar.
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Michelle W
Amazing pigment paste

I received my order very prompt as always I ordered the white titanium pigment paste and it is amazing perfect to work with and the white is very white love it

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Sue Packer
Titanium white

Excellent. Use it every day

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Kate Argyle

Item as described, prompt delivery thank you

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Cheryl McCluskey
Very good pigment

The resin pigment was easy to use (some other brands are hard to stir). The colour is great and with all pigment you do not have to put a lot of colour in at once. I would recommend this Titanium Whit pigment to anyone.

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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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Rosemarie Robinson
Pigment Paste

Very pleased with purchase thank you.