Epoxy Resin Pigment - 12 Colors Epoxy Resin Liquid Dye Transparent High Concentration Resin Colorant for Epoxy Resin Crafts Art Coloring, Painting, Jewelry DIY Making, 0.35oz/10 ml Each

The shipping was very fast, HOWEVER, they shipped 27 vials of liquid resin dyes in a box inside of a a padded Amazon plastic envelope. The box was destroyed by the time it arrived and I was hesitate to open an envelope with liquid filled vials. Luckily none of the vials were damaged. I like the fact that it is liquid and not dry mica powders that are hard to measure. Not too sure about their statement that they are concentrated. When I went to use the dyes, you have to add a lot of dye to get a realistic and consistent color. For instance, I added four drops of red dye to 60 grams of clear epoxy and and it looked pink. I had add another twenty drops to get a deep red color.

These are great for my projects with resin! Bought these small ones as a test run and loved them so Next time I will buy the bigger bottles!

Awesome colors!!

These dyes are super easy to use. They are very pigmented and it does not take much to get really nice, even, and bright color.I have tried mica powders in the past and a lot of times with those you end up with some clumps even after mixing for a long time. These dyes were super easy to mix in to the resin.You can use a small amount and get a translucent color or you can use more and get an opaque effect.A lot of colors for the price and would buy again.

Great pigments, very pretty

They seem to work well. This is the only epoxy dye I've ever used so i have nothing to compare it to. I bought it to color epoxy that I use to fill in cracks in wood that I'm turning on a lathe, It works fine.

I didn’t receive my sky blue, they gave me 2 yellows instead. Also didn’t realize I’d have to use so much ink to get a deep, non see-through color. Got the job done though.

This product is much thinner than what I have used before. Consequently, you must add much more to achieve the same result. When mixing small quantities of epoxy, you sometimes, before you get the color you want, dilute the epoxy mixture to the point it doesn’t set up properly.