Color precision for epoxy projects

Why choose Alcohol Ink Rainbow Set

Full product details

Alcohol Ink Rainbow Set specifications

Brand
Little Windows Brilliant Resin and Supplies
Category
Arts & Crafts

What arrives

One Alcohol Ink Rainbow Set pigment/color product in the selected size or color.

Matching your resin practice

Compatibility and fit

Mix a small test batch before using Alcohol Ink Rainbow Set on a final pour. Add color gradually, mix thoroughly, and stay within the manufacturer's recommended loading rate.

Designed for controlled color additions in 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.

Ordering and delivery info

Shipping and returns

Shipping details

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.

Return policy

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.
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Color that breathes

Eight small bottles, a quiet riot on the worktable. You tilt one and the room seems brighter.

At the bench

When color meets a calm afternoon

A spectrum within reach

Some days the palette feels flat and guesses add up to wasted pieces. Alcohol Ink Rainbow Set brings a deliberate range, so experiments become notes you can repeat. Testing first keeps surprises welcome and outcomes intentional.

From whisper to saturated

Pigment choice changes depth, motion, and the final look. With a rainbow at hand, you can nudge tone, chase transparency, or commit to bold. The studio feels more focused when color is both vivid and controllable.

For the hands that mix and learn

Makers shaping small-batch art and samples who want reliable, expressive color options.

In practice

Set out scrap pieces or test molds, add small amounts to your project, and record what works before starting the main pour or casting.
  • Epoxy color tests
  • Coasters and casts
  • Boards and tables
  • Studio mixing
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About the maker

Little Windows Brilliant Resin and Supplies

Little Windows began when its maker started working with resins and, in 2006, began making photo pendants. Today the brand focuses on resin jewelry—molds, colorants, color films, pigments, polishing supplies and compact studio tools—backed by a library of inspirational project ideas and step‑by‑step videos. Its complete program is designed to make it easy to turn photos and small treasures into shiny wearable art, whether you’re trying resin for the first time or refining a studio workflow. Shoppers will find project-ready supplies, clear guidance, and curated materials aimed at cleaner setups and more controlled resin results.
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Common questions answered

FAQs for Alcohol Ink Rainbow Set

What colors are included?
A full rainbow selection of alcohol inks, as shown, offering distinct hues across warm and cool tones for mix-and-match work.
Can I use these for test samples before a larger piece?
Yes, the set is well-suited for trying combinations and dialing in color on test samples.
How do these affect the look of my finished piece?
Pigment choice influences color depth and the overall appearance, so results can range from soft tints to rich saturation.
Do I need to follow any special guidance?
Follow the manufacturer’s instructions and safety guidance, and observe recommended loading so color remains controllable.
Will a small change in color amount make a difference?
Yes. Adjusting how much pigment you use can change cure behavior, depth, and the final look, which is why testing first is encouraged.