Wide color range for epoxy pigment needs

Exact Details and Fit for 51 Mega Bundle

Colors and packaging

Product Details

Brand
UltraClear Epoxy
Category
Epoxy Colors
Material
Premium mica powder pigments designed for epoxy resin use.
Dimensions
Each pigment comes in 5g bags. The full bundle includes 51 colors.
Finish
Multi-color set
Type
Epoxy Colors
Design
Epoxy Colors
Options
Amount: 51g, 5g
Variants
51g, 5g

What arrives

One 51 Mega Bundle Epoxy Powder Pigments pigment/color product in the selected size or color.

Designed for versatile epoxy projects

Compatibility and Usage

Start with a small amount of pigment and mix thoroughly into epoxy resin. Adjust quantity to achieve desired color intensity. Test small batches if unsure.

Ideal for makers working with epoxy resin

Use only with compatible resin systems and test first with unfamiliar resins, molds, additives, sealers, topcoats, or food-contact projects.

Always follow the manufacturer's instructions and safety guidance.

Delivery and returns overview

Shipping and Returns

Shipping

Shipping rates and delivery estimates are shown at checkout. Most partner-brand orders ship in 1-5 business days when inventory is available, but timing can vary by supplier, destination, item type, and carrier. Multi-brand orders may arrive in separate packages.

Returns

Return requests are accepted within 30 days of delivery. Damaged, defective, incorrect, or missing items are fully supported; contact Resin Society first and we will coordinate directly with the brand. Change-of-mind returns are reviewed according to the supplier's return policy and item condition.
Assortment of 51 epoxy powder pigments in various vibrant colors for resin crafting

Color, gathered

Fifty‑one tones arranged like a painter’s pantry—from soft pearlescent neutrals to electric neons—ready for the next idea on your worktable.

At the studio bench

A library of light

Fifty‑one ways to say it

Choosing color shouldn’t stall the making. The 51 Mega Bundle Epoxy Powder Pigments brings an edited sweep of essentials, neons, glow, and glitter in small, generous hits—each in a 5g bag. You can chase subtle milk-glass whites one day and saturated peacocks the next without hunting for missing tones. Sold by weight, so the decision becomes creative, not logistical.

Quiet control, bold results

When color responds exactly as you ask, momentum builds. These finely milled mica powders blend to smooth, even tone that stays consistent, so experiments feel safe and repeatable. From a kitchen table studio to a shared workshop, the bundle lives like a dependable palette—reliable, organized, and wide enough to follow wherever the project goes.

For the color-led maker

Artists and crafters who want a complete, ready palette for epoxy projects—river tables, jewelry, boards, tumblers, coasters, wall pieces, and bar tops.

How you’ll reach for it

Pick a shade, start with about 1g per 8oz of epoxy, and test a small batch to tune the intensity.
  • Epoxy color tests
  • Coasters and casts
  • Boards and tables
  • Studio mixing
UltraClear Epoxy brand cover

About the Maker

UltraClear Epoxy

UltraClear Epoxy focuses on epoxy systems, resin color, additives, and practical pour supplies for tables, bars, coatings, casting, and studio work. Resin Society carries UltraClear because the line fits makers who need resin materials, pigments, and setup tools organized around real epoxy workflows.
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Customer Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly is included in the 51 Mega Bundle?
Fifty‑one premium mica powder pigments packaged in 5g bags, spanning essential colors plus neon, glow‑in‑the‑dark, and glitter series.
How much pigment should I use to start?
Begin with about 1g of pigment per 8oz of epoxy and adjust after testing a small batch to reach your preferred look.
Will the colors sink or separate once mixed?
They are finely milled to mix smoothly with epoxy resin for vibrant, consistent color without sinking or separation.
Do colors on my screen match the actual pigments?
Colors may vary slightly due to screen differences, so test a small amount first to confirm the shade in your project.
Any handling considerations?
Handle with care and avoid inhaling dust or contact with eyes and skin.