Jewel Color for UV & UV-LED Curing Resin [Polarization Pearl Pink]

Pigment Liquid , Resin Pigments

#403261

JAN：4902498732615

Bottle size：φ22mm×H62mm
Package size：W70mm×H130mm×D23mm
Volume：10ml
Color：Polarization Pearl Pink

Made in Japan
Release：July 20th, 2018

540 JPY

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Polarization Pearl Colorant for tinting UV & LED curing resins. Pearl, Pearl Blue, and Pearl Pink colors are available for the polarization pearl series.

The pearl color liquid is mixed well with resin and has a beautiful polarization pearl colored resin.
The 3 colors can be tapped direct to the surface of resin parts and can be used for clay accessories.
The optional product "Pon Pon Attachment" is a useful tool for tapping colors.
Best use with UV-LED resin and 2 part epoxy resin.
Workable with both 1 component resin and 2-part epoxy one.

View Color Sample

Tapping Color Sample with Pon Pon Attachment set

Finished color be changed depending on the surface color.
Below shows the difference.

  • No tapping color, just cured.

  • Tapping on the first ball

  • Tapping on white surface

  • Tapping on black surface

How to Use

Single color

  • 1

    Put a drop of pearl color into resin.

  • 2

    Stir it slowly to avoid trapping air inside.

  • 3

    Colored resin is ready to pour and cure.

Multiple colors

  • 1

    Add second color into colored resin.

  • 2

    Stir it slowly to avoid trapping air inside.

  • 3

    Multiple colored resin is ready to pour and cure.

Coating

  • 1

    Choose puff size small or large, take a release paper on back.

  • 2

    Wipe dirt off the nozzle and set an attachment.

  • 3

    Set the puff on top.

  • 4

    Take color in pallet or clear folder and immerse the color into puff.

  • 5

    Place a piece on stand.

  • 6

    Color by tapping soft. Do not put a lot. Little and thin over coating.

  • 7

    Dry it for 30 – 60 minutes after coloring.

  • 8

    Repeat step 6 and 7 until preferred color appears.

  • 9

    Wipe color off puff with tissue and cap and keep it.

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