Buru Blue Neon Paste / 2 oz.

Name: Buru Blue Neon Paste / 2 oz.
Brand: Eye Candy Pigments
SKU: ECC-05012
Price: 14.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Eye Candy Pigments

SKU: ECC-05012

$14.00

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DESCRIPTION

Have you ever used neon mica pigments in a project and seen little tiny specs when it was dry? Taking forever to mix pigments in your epoxy? LOOK NO FURTHER!! This is one of the main reasons that we have developed our Neon Pigment Paste Line! No more stressors and easy to use.

Our Buru Blue Neon pigment paste is a blue in color.

Find out why our pigment pastes are the top selling pastes / dyes on Amazon and used by thousands of customers.

Whether you are wanting an opaque or translucent look, these pastes are made just for that.

Our pigment pastes are resin based and made ONLY for epoxy resin projects!!

STIR BEFORE USE!

CAN NEON PIGMENT PASTES BE MIXED WITH OTHER EYE CANDY PASTES

Yes, we've done it ourselves and with beautiful and interesting results! Try something like our Uji Green pigment paste with our yellow neon pastes. Pretty cool. Play mad scientist, mix colors and possibly find that unique color no one else has.

Do you want some metallic in your paste color? Our pigments and pastes work well together. Feel free to add a pigment powder to your paste until you achieve the desired look.

RAL NUMBER / PANTONE

Buru Blue - Does not have a RAL or Pantone number.

Our Eye Candy Pigment Pastes will be based of the RAL color system. Some colors will be Pantone.

EPOXY RATIOS

The most common question that we receive is "How much per gallon of epoxy?". This is a very valid question and unfortunately there is no set answer due to the numerous types of applications and variations.

For our pigment pastes it takes only a little to color the epoxy resin!

For example:

Are you looking for an opaque or transparent look?
Lighter colors may take more pigment to achieve the color.

MY EPOXY RESIN PROJECT IS NOT DRYING

This could be due to using too much paste compared to the amount of epoxy resin used. Reminder, it takes only a small amount of paste to achieve color. This doesn't happen often if any at all but this paste MUST be used / mixed with epoxy resin and not by itself in order for it to dry.