Thank you for showing how to do this. I have tons of those mica packets as well. This will be a great way to use up those bits of resin at the end of the bottles.
You’re welcome! ❤️ I hate seeing things go to waste so it makes me happy to use that last bit of resin too (because I always end up with more A than B for some reason 😆)
You are Simply a Life Saver !!! 😻😻😻 Thank you so very much for sharing this mental stress reliever. 😻😻😻 I always have a quarter of an ounce of Part A and Part B left over in my jugs of resin. Now, I have a wonderful use for the left overs. 👍😁👍
Really helpful. I guess this method prevents the problem of bits of mica not mixing in properly and causing blobs in your projects. I'm off to order a mortar and pestle! Thank you!
Thank you! That’s the #1 reason that I do it. 😊 It also helps by keeping fly away mica powder where you want it, and not in your projects that you don’t. Happy grinding! 😄
Greetings from Mumbai, India. Just came across this video and find it perfect to make pigments and will definitely give it a shot. Thank you for sharing such an innovative game changing idea.
@@sunfiredesigns Actually, thank you. I’ve tons of those packets of mica. Have several mortar and pestles too. Only thing I need is small jars that seal. Looks like I’ll be hitting Dollar Tree real soon.
To my knowledge it does not. I usually use part A because I end up with extra for some reason lol. I think as long as they aren’t combined you should be good 😊
Hello! The pigment paste is used to color the resin for your resin projects. In my previous video, I used some pigment paste to color the resin that I used as a background for the fireworks flower coaster that I made. It will be more opaque, so less see-through.
In my experience, pigment paste concentrates the pigment and prevents mica from flying around and getting into your other projects. It’s also 100% easier to create your own unique colors by combining the colors you have (like making it darker with black, lighter with white, or something like a specific shade of turquoise. 🙂
Very cool! TFS! Blessings to you! ✝🕊🙏🏼💖
Thank you so much! 💚💚💚
Thank you for showing how to do this. I have tons of those mica packets as well. This will be a great way to use up those bits of resin at the end of the bottles.
You’re welcome! ❤️ I hate seeing things go to waste so it makes me happy to use that last bit of resin too (because I always end up with more A than B for some reason 😆)
This was super informational! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you! And you’re very welcome ☺️
Wow love this! I don’t always like the texture of using mica for coloring. What a great solution to buying the more expensive pastes. Thank you!
Thank you!
You are Simply a Life Saver !!! 😻😻😻
Thank you so very much for sharing this mental stress reliever. 😻😻😻
I always have a quarter of an ounce of Part A and Part B left over in my jugs of resin. Now, I have a wonderful use for the left overs. 👍😁👍
You are very welcome! It really comes in handy. 😊
Really helpful. I guess this method prevents the problem of bits of mica not mixing in properly and causing blobs in your projects. I'm off to order a mortar and pestle! Thank you!
Thank you! That’s the #1 reason that I do it. 😊 It also helps by keeping fly away mica powder where you want it, and not in your projects that you don’t. Happy grinding! 😄
Many, many thanks for sharing this!
You are very welcome!
Wow, thank you for sharing this, This can save lots of money in the future.
You’re very welcome! 💕
Greetings from Mumbai, India. Just came across this video and find it perfect to make pigments and will definitely give it a shot. Thank you for sharing such an innovative game changing idea.
Hello! How amazing that this has reached people all the way across the globe! Thank you so much for watching 💜 Happy pigment making! ♥️
@@sunfiredesigns the world’s getting smaller by the day and with today’s technology we’re practically neighbors!!!!!
Now I know what to do with all those packets lol thank you 😊
You are very welcome my friend 😊♥️
Very cool. Good to know how to make your own. ❤ Great tutorial.
Thank you! ♥️
@@sunfiredesigns Actually, thank you. I’ve tons of those packets of mica. Have several mortar and pestles too. Only thing I need is small jars that seal. Looks like I’ll be hitting Dollar Tree real soon.
Thank you for this amazing tip. 👍👌👍
My pleasure! 😊
Thank you so much, those paste is very expensive, and you don't get much in those tiny jars. LOL your dogs made mine bark.
You’re welcome! Pigment paste is definitely pricey for what you get. Our dogs must have been talking! 😅
@@sunfiredesigns yes they were chatting, LOL
Thank you 😊 Big help.
You’re welcome! I hope they come in handy for you 😊
It doesn't matter whether you use Part A or Part B of the epoxy?
To my knowledge it does not. I usually use part A because I end up with extra for some reason lol. I think as long as they aren’t combined you should be good 😊
This is really cool. Where did you get the jars from. Thank you
Thank you! I think I got them at Hobby Lobby, but it could have been Michael’s (I shop there more)
@@sunfiredesignsThank you. Are they glass or plastic?
Hello. I am new to this. What do you use the pigment paste for? Thank you
Hello! The pigment paste is used to color the resin for your resin projects. In my previous video, I used some pigment paste to color the resin that I used as a background for the fireworks flower coaster that I made. It will be more opaque, so less see-through.
Thank you
Whats the difference between using pigment paste vs powder?
In my experience, pigment paste concentrates the pigment and prevents mica from flying around and getting into your other projects. It’s also 100% easier to create your own unique colors by combining the colors you have (like making it darker with black, lighter with white, or something like a specific shade of turquoise. 🙂