Epoxy Colors for precise pigment control

Color Accuracy and Ease of Mixing

Material and Sizing

Product Details

Brand
UltraClear Epoxy
Category
Epoxy Colors
Material
Finely milled mica powder pigment formulated for epoxy resin.
Dimensions
Available in 51g and 5g sizes. Sold by weight for accurate measurement.
Finish
Pistachio Green
Type
Epoxy Colors
Design
Epoxy Colors
Options
Size: 51g, 5g
Variants
51g, 5g

What arrives

One Pistachio Green Epoxy Powder Pigment pigment/color product in the selected size or color.

Size and Measurement

Weight-Based Availability

Mix a small amount of pigment into epoxy resin and stir thoroughly. Adjust pigment quantity to control color intensity. Test on a small batch before full project.

Choose 51g or 5g by weight for exact pigment needs

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

Ordering Details

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.
Pistachio Green Epoxy Powder Pigment for resin crafts and epoxy projects

Quiet green, confident work

A soft pistachio that reads like morning light on a studio wall—calm, cool, and unmistakably fresh.

Color, kept simple

Pistachio that lives with you

Not mint. Not sage. Pistachio.

Color choices can feel loud or flat. Pistachio Green Epoxy Powder Pigment lands in the gentle middle—natural, nuanced, and steady. Its finely milled texture helps it blend smoothly so the tone stays even from edge to edge. You can nudge the shade lighter or deeper with a pinch, letting the work lead the color.

A calm, natural tone

Studios, kitchens, and shared tables deserve color that supports the scene rather than shouting over it. This soft green invites touch on coasters and bar tops, carries clarity in jewelry, and brings a grounded note to wall art. Available in 51 g and 5 g, you can match the scale of your project without waste. Test a small batch and watch the hue settle in like it was always there.

For the hands that shape

Makers and artists who want a clean, natural green that mixes evenly and holds its tone across small accents and larger statement pieces.

Where it works

Blend into your epoxy project—river tables, jewelry, charcuterie boards, tumblers, wall art, bar tops, or coasters—adjusting the amount to reach your preferred depth and transparency.
  • Epoxy color tests
  • Coasters and casts
  • Boards and tables
  • Studio mixing
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About UltraClear Epoxy

Focused on Clarity and Durability

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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Common Questions

Pigment Specific FAQs

What color family does Pistachio Green lean toward?
It’s a soft, natural green with a subtle mica sheen—warmer than mint, lighter than sage.
How do I control how light or deep the color appears?
Start with a small amount of powder and add gradually until you reach the shade and transparency you want.
Will it blend smoothly without clumps?
Yes. It’s finely milled to mix evenly and resist clumping or sinking when incorporated properly.
What sizes are available?
Two options: 51 g and 5 g, both sold by weight.
Any safety notes while using it?
Avoid inhaling dust, wash skin after contact, use in a well‑ventilated area, and follow standard safety guidelines for working with pigments and epoxy.