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Rating Coloring Resin Ideas by: Trish The EasyCast Company makes transparent liquid colors and powdered pigments made for resin - check your craft store - they may have the liquid ones - powdered ones online at: eti-usa I also found that Pearl-Ex pigments work really well, but are also opaque. Haven't tried any other methods, but know the above work! Good luck on the resin - let us know how it comes out! Trish X Close Editor Rating Submitted by: Trish Title Comment The EasyCast Company makes transparent liquid colors and powdered pigments made for resin - check your craft store - they may have the liquid ones - powdered ones online at: <a href="http://www.eti-usa.com/consum/castresn/castresn.htm#pigments" target="_blank">eti-usa</a> I also found that Pearl-Ex pigments work really well, but are also opaque. Haven't tried any other methods, but know the above work! Good luck on the resin - let us know how it comes out! Trish Cancel Delete Delete & Ban Updating Comments page...

Rating Coloring Resin by: Ruth HI- I have been using all sorts of things to color resin, including eye shadow and blush, food coloring, spices such as cinnamon, curry, red pepper, etc. My favorite is chalk or oil-free pastels. I scrape a little off the stick with an exacto knife and mix in with the resin. My favorite resin is the 5 or 30 minute clear (colorless) 2-part epoxy resin, mixed 1:1. It takes very little pigment to get a great color. Hope this helps. PS-I always watch the sale tables for eye shadows in unusual colors. You can also use the bronze, "gold" and silver powders sold in art stores. X Close Editor Rating Submitted by: Ruth Title Comment HI- I have been using all sorts of things to color resin, including eye shadow and blush, food coloring, spices such as cinnamon, curry, red pepper, etc. My favorite is chalk or oil-free pastels. I scrape a little off the stick with an exacto knife and mix in with the resin. My favorite resin is the 5 or 30 minute clear (colorless) 2-part epoxy resin, mixed 1:1. It takes very little pigment to get a great color. Hope this helps. PS-I always watch the sale tables for eye shadows in unusual colors. You can also use the bronze, "gold" and silver powders sold in art stores. Cancel Delete Delete & Ban Updating Comments page...

Rating Saying Thanks by: Debra I really want to thank you for your help I am going to start this weekend and see if I can get the yellow roses (minitures) and the gold eyeshadow to look the way I want it to look if it does I will let ya'll know. I am so excited I can hardly wait until work is over so I can go and do something I love doing. X Close Editor Rating Submitted by: Debra Title Comment I really want to thank you for your help I am going to start this weekend and see if I can get the yellow roses (minitures) and the gold eyeshadow to look the way I want it to look if it does I will let ya'll know. I am so excited I can hardly wait until work is over so I can go and do something I love doing. Cancel Delete Delete & Ban Updating Comments page...

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