Resin Colours

Find The Perfect Epoxy Resin Colours

At Just Resin, we offer a wide range of high-quality epoxy resin colours. To suit all your crafting and artistic needs. If you're a professional artist or starting out with resin crafts. Our selection of pigment colours will inspire your creativity. Helping to elevate your projects to the next level. These epoxy colours come in various shades and finishes. Including metallics, pearlescent, opaque, translucent, and more. You can choose from solid primary colours. To vibrant neons or soft pastels. Whatever your vision may be! We also have speciality colour kits that include multiple hues. For creating stunning marbled effects. Not only do our resin colours add beautiful depth and dimension to any piece. But they are also pigmented for excellent coverage. Our colour are designed to mix without clumping or streaking. Ensuring smooth application every time. In addition to their aesthetic appeal. Our epoxy colours are also durable and long-lasting once cured.

Use Our Colourful Pigments At Competitive Prices

You can infuse personality and life into items you want to craft or surfaces you wish to cover. There are many epoxy colours you can choose from at Just Resin. All reasonably priced with Australia wide shipping. The readily available pigment options on our online shop. Will upgrade even the best epoxy resin artwork. No matter if you are looking for basic pastel pigments for UV resin jewellery. Or powder pigments that work well with glitter additives.

For resin art projects. You can use our craft epoxy resin. Combine your resin kit with any of our premium epoxy resin colours. You can immortalise any type of flower in a subtly coloured transparent coating. Or even make an opaque cup coaster with metallic tones that stand out with a subtle colour scheme.

For epoxy table pours. When applying a clear epoxy coat to your resin table. You can add our tint powder into the epoxy mix and even match the colour of your table to the paint on your walls. You won't only protect the table's surface from water stains. But you'll also have a stunning living space to admire.

Our epoxy colours and craft supplies offer endless possibilities. You can order as an expert or a newbie in the hobby. In fact, our resin starter kits are a great product offering if you don't know what to get yet. Or if you want to restock on essential items. Helping you to continue creating stunning masterpieces. We offer a wide selection of pigment options for epoxy and much, much more. Discover our products today and experience quality like no other.

Buy More Epoxy Colours From Just Resin

Our team's love for resin led them to create Just Resin. An online resin supply store. That has grown into one of Australia's most prominent resin art supply outlets. Our epoxy colour pigments. Undergo in-house quality testing. So that our customers receive a great value for their money.

The resin can add an inventive touch to everyday items. Whether you're making trinkets and necklaces or filling cracks in wooden tables. We have everything you need to make resin masterpieces, no matter what level you're at. If you're searching for resin art supplies. Such as 'Casting Resin', 'Wood Resin Projects', 'Deep Pour Resin' or 'Resin River Tables'. You'll be pleased to know that we're here to help.

You're sure to find everything you need to colour your project and more. No matter if you're a newbie to the resin craft or an experienced DIYer. Looking to expand your resin art collection. Inks, powder pigments, pigment pastes, glitters, resins. Chameleon pigments, polymer clay and so much more. Are some of the resin art supplies we offer.

What Are Popular Resin Colour Combinations?

Resin art has gained immense popularity in recent years. With it comes a wide variety of resin colour combinations to choose from. While the possibilities are endless. There are definitely some popular resin colour combinations. Which have emerged as fan favourites.

One of the most popular colour combinations. Is the ocean pigment blend of blues and greens. This combination creates a stunning effect. Reminiscent of waves crashing on a shore or tropical waters glistening in the sun. It's perfect for creating beachy or underwater themed pieces. Another classic favourite is black and white. This monochrome combination may seem simple. But it can create stunning contrast and depth in resin artwork. It also allows for intricate details to stand out. For those looking for a more vibrant look, rainbow colours are always a hit. Using all the colours of the rainbow creates a fun and playful effect that is sure to catch everyone's eye. Pastel tones have also become popular in resin art recently. Soft pinks, purples, yellows, and blues. Create a dreamy and delicate aesthetic. That is perfect for creating cute home decor pieces or jewellery. And finally, metallics such as gold, silver, copper or rose gold add an elegant touch to any resin piece. These shimmering hues bring sophistication and glamour to any project. Ultimately, it all depends on personal preference and the desired effect. But these resin colour combinations are worth trying out in your next resin art project.

What to Consider When Choosing Epoxy Pigments?

There are many factors to consider when choosing epoxy pigments.

Make sure you keep your goal in mind before picking a colour for resin. For example, you may want to make jewellery that glows even in the darkest rooms. This would mean purchasing our glow in the dark pigment powders. When choosing a resin colour, take into account the type of project you are working on. Acrylic inks can mix with acrylic art and powders used for nail lacquer. Different types of pigment have different compatibilities. You should consider the type of project you are working on when choosing a resin colour.

Think about the type of epoxy resin you will be using. Different types of resins may require different pigments. As some may not be compatible with certain chemicals or solvents. 

Consider the colour and intensity you want for your project. Epoxy pigments come in a wide range of colours and hues. So take into account what shades will best suit your design. You should also pay attention to the opacity of the pigment. Some are more transparent while others are more opaque. Choose depending on how much coverage you want for your final product. 

Another important factor is the mixing ratio. Some epoxy pigments need a specific amount to achieve desired results,. Make sure to follow instructions when mixing them with your resin. You don't have to be afraid to mix and match colours when it comes to resin colour combinations. For decorative ornaments. Mixing and matching hues can result in intricate designs. That will amaze your customers or loved ones. You can even mix and match colours to create your own custom colour scheme.

It's crucial to consider the curing time and temperature requirements. For both the resin and pigment. Certain pigments may affect curing time or need specific temperatures. For optimal colour development. 

Always test a small amount of pigment with your resin before committing to a larger batch. This way you can ensure that the colour turns out as expected. Avoiding any potential issues during application. 

The best way to narrow down your resin colour pigment options is to view them side by side. You can refer to the resin colour guide to help you choose.

By considering these factors when choosing epoxy pigments. You can create stunning projects with vibrant colours.

How To Add Colour To Resin?

All you have to do is follow the simple instructions below to add any of our epoxy resin colours to your work:

On a sturdy table, prepare the necessary equipment—preferably in a well-ventilated area. This equipment includes gloves, containers, stirring sticks, and other items.

Based on the directions provided on your epoxy resin kit. Take care and measure out Part A (resin) and Part B (hardener). The ratios will vary depending on the type of resin you purchased.

Add the resin pigment in the container with Part A . Make sure the pigment is evenly distributed throughout the solvent. Add 10% pigment to the container.

Mix Part A and Part B for three minutes before combining them in a larger container. Stir each solution to activate the chemicals inside.

You will see the resin colour once mixed.

Adding pigment to the epoxy resin at a later point in the process. Would result in uneven colour distribution and less time to work with the active mixture. Add colours to Part A in advance. Because the curing process begins once both solutions mix.

How Much Colour Pigment Do You Add To Epoxy?

In contrast to Part A (resin) and Part B (hardener). Epoxy resin colours cannot be precisely measured. The richness or depth of the colour depends on the project and your preference.

We recommend staying below a ratio of 10% (tint to resin). Adding a little bit of colour at a time until you reach your desired shade.

Most of the time, if you are pouring paint art, you will want more liquid ink or pigment powder. On the other hand. If you’re looking to coat a table, then a small amount of epoxy resin colour would go a long way. When testing colours. Be sure to use small amounts of Parts A and B in a trial container to determine how much to use.

You should also keep in mind. That high temperatures, long exposure to UV rays, and harsh cleaning solutions. Such as rubbing alcohol, could adversely affect the resin's quality. We recommend that you store your work in a cool, dark place. Only clean it with warm soapy water because of this reason.