Colored Epoxy Resin

Colored Epoxy FAQs:

What can I use to color epoxy?

Using a clear epoxy resin, you can add colors to create different effects to any project. Instead of laying down a clear coat of epoxy down on a cement floor, you can add colors to bring a little life to your space. Or, if you’re designing hand-crafted furniture pieces or artwork, incorporating different colors and pigments can add authenticity to your piece. Below is a list of materials you can use to color epoxy:

• Alcohol ink
• Pigment
• Enamel paint
• Watercolor paint
• Acrylic paint
• Chalk
• Epoxy tints
• Epoxy paints
• Eyeshadow

How do you color epoxy resin?

Coloring 2-part epoxy resin is a simple process. All you have to do is follow the instructions for mixing your epoxy solution together, including the epoxy resin and epoxy adhesive/hardener. As you’re mixing the two agents, you can add your coloring agent, whether it’s alcohol ink or pigments. It’s best to use clear epoxy for coloring, but white epoxy can also be used. Once mixed, follow the application instructions and apply your epoxy to the surface you’re working on.

AeroMarine also offers a variety of pre-mixed colors to choose from, including black, grey, and white. With our pre-mixed colored epoxy resin, you’ll be able to coat large surfaces, such as basement and garage floors, or tables and countertops. Our pre-mixed colored epoxy is extremely durable and wear-resistant, giving you peace of mind knowing your floors and surfaces will maintain its color for years to come.

What is colored epoxy useful for?

Colored epoxy is useful for a variety of things. If you want to add color to a rather bland workspace, you can paint your floors with colored epoxy while protecting them at the same time. Epoxy is extremely resistant to water, chemicals, oil, gasoline, and other elements, which means your epoxy floor will be easy to clean and maintain.

If you’re an avid DIYer and craft your own jewelry, art pieces, or furniture, colored epoxy resin will also be a great help. With colored epoxy, you can create your own river tables, necklaces and earrings, bar tops, and so much more. You can even add glow-in-the-dark powder to create spectacular pieces that change when the sun goes down, or add glitter to create a galaxy effect that creates an out-of-this-world finish.