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Enhance your epoxy projects with Stone Coat Countertops’ Liquid Epoxy Dye tailored for compatibility with phenolic resin and hardeners. These vibrant dyes allow you to achieve realistic natural stone effects artistic designs or any DIY concept for epoxy countertops including exotic pours and various marble granite and quartz finishes. Designed for optimal integration these dyes maintain the resin’s integrity while offering extensive color choices that mix easily for custom shades. Our formula ensures brilliance and clarity in your projects with all dyes being non-toxic free from harsh chemicals and cruelty-free. Each 1 fluid ounce bottle is highly concentrated sufficient to color a 2-gallon kit of Stone Coat countertop epoxy. For smaller projects only a few drops are necessary to achieve vibrant colors with a maximum addition of 5% by weight. When mixing with other manufacturers’ epoxy add the dye gradually to ensure compatible viscosity. For deep color saturation in larger projects one bottle of dye per gallon of epoxy is recommended. Ensure you have enough dye for your project to maintain consistent coloration throughout. Discover the perfect hue for your creations with Stone Coat Countertops Liquid Epoxy Dye and achieve professional-grade results with ease. Liquid Dye for Epoxy: What It Is and How to Use It Epoxy resin is an incredible substance that works just as well for art pieces as it does for epoxy countertops epoxy floors and epoxy shower walls. Normally epoxy is transparent when nothing is added to it. Some people have done an epoxy project with photos pennies river rocks on surfaces and more embedded into the epoxy and sometimes with epoxy dye. In this section well discuss a few other common epoxy additives. Each kind of additive whether an epoxy dye a metallic a glitter etc. will provide a different coloring effect. Keep in mind that not all epoxy colorant additives work well. Some may keep your epoxy from hardening or bonding properly. Others may not color your resin well. Make sure that whatever you use to color epoxy is tested and approved. If youre trying something new use a practice board to test on a small scale first. Or skip the guesswork and use our approved additives below! What Can I Use as an Epoxy Colorant If you want the best results dont worryyou still have options! Your DIY resin floor or countertop will hold up great with any of the following: Epoxy resin dye: Often called epoxy dye or resin dye these inks are specifically crafted to color resin. Epoxy dyes dont alter your ratio of resin to hardener enough to matter. Ours can mimic the appearance of natural stone shine bright neon and anything in between. Plus they all hold up well to UV light. Metallic powders: Metallic powders come in a variety of incredible eye-catching colors. When mixed directly with resin they can create a deep granular look. Metallic powder can also be mixed with isopropyl alcohol to create a kind of alcohol ink that creates amazing surface patterns. Spray paint: Some of the best natural stone looks owe it all to spray paint. It can be added to the resin while mixing or just spray it on top of the epoxy. Both create different impressive effects. Glitter: This is the one time that glitter wont get everywhere during arts and crafts! Glitter actually looks surprisingly tasteful and its an integral component in some marbles and quartzes. So if youre wondering if you can add color to epoxy the answer is yes! That is if you