Vibrant, consistent colors for epoxy resin artists

What Makes This Mica Powder Pack Distinct

Premium mica powder pigments designed specifically for epoxy resin use

Product Details

Brand
UltraClear Epoxy
Category
Epoxy Colors
Material
Premium-grade mica powder pigments designed for epoxy resin use.
Dimensions
Available in 51g and 5g containers per color set.
Finish
Multi-color bundle
Type
Epoxy Colors
Design
Epoxy Colors
Options
Amount: 51g, 5g
Variants
51g, 5g

What arrives

One Mica Powder Pigments 20 Bundle Pack pigment/color product in the selected size or color.

Color your epoxy resin projects with confidence

Exact Fit and Size Options

Add a small amount of mica powder to mixed epoxy resin and stir thoroughly. Adjust pigment quantity to achieve desired color intensity.

Available in 51g and 5g containers for controlled use

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.

Shipping, Returns, and Delivery

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.
Mica Powder Pigments 20 Bundle Pack with vibrant epoxy resin colors

Color, gathered

Twenty small jars, each a clear invitation: from River Table Turquoise to Velvet Night Grey. Laid out on a studio bench, they read like a palette for stories told in gloss and light.

The bench moment

When the right shade finds your hand

A library of light

Choosing color shouldn’t stall the making. The Mica Powder Pigments 20 Bundle Pack brings a full spectrum—Neon Pink to Gold Pearl—so decisions happen at the worktable, not in a browser tab. Finely milled powders blend smoothly for consistent, vivid finishes. Your palette is set before the first stir.

Color that keeps its promise

In the flow of a build—river table, coaster set, a small run of jewelry—clarity speeds courage. With reliable, easy‑to‑use shades sold by weight, you can repeat a look or push it further without second‑guessing quantity. Test a small batch, tune the intensity, and move. The work stays yours; the color keeps up.

For the studio in motion

Makers and artists who want a ready, cohesive set of twenty mica colors to mix into epoxy for tables, coasters, jewelry, wall art, bar tops, and more.

In practice

Start with a small amount of your chosen shade, blend into epoxy, then adjust until the color and transparency match the vision for your piece.
  • Epoxy color tests
  • Coasters and casts
  • Boards and tables
  • Studio mixing
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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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Questions Answered

Frequently Asked Questions

How many colors are included?
Twenty distinct shades, including River Table Turquoise, Neon Pink, Gold Pearl, Velvet Night Grey, and more.
What are these pigments intended to color?
They are designed to mix with epoxy for projects like river tables, jewelry, charcuterie boards, tumblers, wall art, bar tops, and drink coasters.
How are the pigments packaged?
They are sold by weight for accurate amounts, shown in jars or pouches depending on the pack presentation.
How do I control the depth of color?
Begin with a small amount and add gradually until you reach the desired intensity and transparency.
Should I test before committing to a large pour?
Yes. Make a small test batch to see how the shade interacts with your epoxy and substrate before starting the full piece.