Blue/Green Glow in the Dark Epoxy Powder Pigment

Description

Pigmently Premium Mico Powder Pigments!
Developed by industry leading professionals, these premium grade pigments will produce stunning finishes in a variety of colors.
Works for:
Epoxy Resin, Acrylics, Plastic, Varnish, Screen Inks, Polymer Clay, Embossing Powder, Jewelry, Crafts, Soaps, Bath Bombs, Clay, Slime, Nail Polish, Paints, Wood inlays, plus it’s Cosmetic grade and Skin Safe for Makeup, Nail Art, Lotions and Creams!
Made from highest quality chroma crystals for unparalleled contrast and vibrancy.
Pigmently powder pigments will NOT fade, change, or tarnish EVER.
Non-toxic, skin safe, perfect for any cosmetics or makeup additive.
Designed to mix quickly and easily. No lumps, residues, or clumps of pigment left behind.
Blend quickly into epoxy.
Portion/ Mixing Guide
There is no standard calculation for mixing pigment into epoxy.
Typically: 1 container of 51g powder per mixed gallon.
We recommend starting with 1g pigment per 8oz of epoxy and adjust your amount needed from there until you get the color that you are looking for.
Pigment type, effect, base poured on, desired look, opaque or transparency, etc. all effect the mix ratio. We highly recommend to always do a small test pour to see if that is the desired ratio for the project.
(Available in 2 sizes: 5 Gram Sample / 51 Gram Container)
Disclaimer:
*Purchasers should, by their own tests and evaluations, determine suitability of such products for their specific use.
**Pigment is sold by WEIGHT and NOT by volume like some other retailers. We want you to receive the true amount of pigment you need. The color shown on the listing, website, brochure or any marketing materials may not be exact due to monitor/printing process limitations. Each person sees color a little differently!
-Inhalation: in case of accident by inhalation remove causality to fresh air and keep at rest
-Skin contact: was affected skin with plenty of water
-Eye contact: if contact with eyes directly, flush with gently flowing fresh water thoroughly; if eye irritation persists, get medical advice/attention.
-Thermal hazards: noncombustible
-Personal precautions: do not breathe or ingest dust