Teexpert Epoxy Resin Pigment Paste, 6 Colors

Key points

When resin projects come out in noticeably different shades from one pour to the next, it can be hard to keep a set looking cohesive. Teexpert’s concentrated pigment paste is designed to disperse through epoxy resin for more consistent color across multiple pieces, which is useful when making matching coasters, jewelry, or other small crafts.

The set includes black, white, red, yellow, blue, and green. Add the paste gradually to adjust the color from translucent to opaque, or mix the colors to create other shades. Its concentrated formula is intended to reach a desired color with a smaller amount of pigment, though the final result depends on how much you use and how thoroughly you blend it.

How to use it

This pigment is made for epoxy resin only. The maker gives a typical starting range of 2–5% pigment by volume, with gradual additions and thorough mixing until the color looks uniform. For a first pour, begin with a small amount, mix it in, and judge the shade before adding more. That approach gives you more control over transparency and helps avoid making the color more opaque than intended.

Keep in mind that it is not suitable for UV resin or silicone materials. If those are the materials in your project, this set is the wrong match. The description also does not provide specific curing or storage instructions, so follow the guidance for your epoxy resin rather than assuming the pigment changes how it should be handled.

Practical tips

For a batch of matching pieces, mix enough colored resin for the whole batch at once when your project allows it. This can make it easier to keep the color similar from one mold to the next. For layered designs, prepare separate mixes at different strengths: a lighter, more translucent tint for one layer and a stronger, more opaque color for another. The six included shades also give you basic options for ocean-wave or geode-style designs without needing to start with a large palette.

It suits you if you work with epoxy resin and want a compact set of common colors that can be adjusted for different effects. Not the best choice if your main material is UV resin or silicone, or if you need a specific color that is not among the six listed. The pigments are described as UV-resistant and intended to help resist fading, but that wording does not establish how a finished piece will hold up in every setting.

Questions before you buy

Which materials can I use it with? It is intended for epoxy resin, the product description rules out UV resin and silicone.

What colors are included? Black, white, red, yellow, blue, and green. The description also says the colors can be mixed.

Can I control how opaque the color looks? Yes. The amount added is intended to adjust the effect from translucent tints to opaque finishes. Add it gradually and mix thoroughly for a more even color.

Is it worth it?

This set makes sense for epoxy-resin makers who want six basic colors and the flexibility to vary their strength across small crafts or repeated pours. Its batch-focused use is a practical advantage over buying one ready-made shade for a single project, especially when you want to mix colors or create both tinted and opaque effects. The trade-off is clear: the set is limited to epoxy resin, and the product details do not specify how much finished work each container will color. Choose it for color control with epoxy, skip it if material compatibility or a specific unlisted shade matters more.