Neon Pigment Powder Purple - Red for Epoxy Resin & UV Resin – Intense Color Explosion
Make a statement with our brightly glowing neon pigment powders !
The powerful pigments add striking accents to your epoxy and UV resin projects – with or without blacklight.
Maximum color intensity – even under UV light
Our neon pigments are ultra-fine ground, making them perfectly suitable for mixing into resin . In daylight, they impress with their bright colors – under UV or blacklight, a spectacular fluorescent effect is created.
They offer excellent color fastness and heat resistance and can be used in all paint systems, resins, and wax products .
Fluorescent pigments can be mixed with each other and are compatible with epoxy resin, UV resin, polyurethane, acrylic , and other creative materials.
Discover our neon pigments now – for colors that really pop!
Features:
✔️ Compatible with: Epoxy resin & UV resin
✔️ Effect: Extremely bright colors, fluorescent under UV light
✔️ Form: Fine powder for even color distribution
✔️ Colorfast & heat resistant
✔️ Non-toxic, insoluble in water
✔️ Perfectly mixable with other pigments (e.g. glitter or mica)Ideal for:
✔️ Jewelry & cabochons
✔️ Resin art & paintings with light effect
✔️ Decorative objects, tabletops, casting molds
✔️ Party accessories & UV accents
✔️ Combinations with glow-in-the-dark or metallic pigments
✔️ Creative blacklight projects & club decoration
✔️ Soap making, candles, epoxy resin art, nail polish, slime
✔️ Screen printing, injection molding, silicone rubber, textilesApplication:
Mix the color pigments into the resin or the resin-hardener mixture.
Recommended dosage:7 - 10 grams per kilogram of epoxy resin.
The color intensity can be individually adjusted by adding more or less pigment.NB:
Please note that colors may vary due to different lighting conditions and screen settings.
All information provided is a recommendation without legal binding force.Particle size: 10 to 60 µm
General information:
Our neon pigments consist of natural or synthetic mica.
By coating the mica particles (the so-called "substrate") with various minerals such as iron oxides, titanium dioxide, silicon, etc., diverse colors are created by light interference. These differ in opacity and in their characteristic gloss effect.
