Black Epoxy Pigment (Colorant, Dye, Tint) 6cc (0.2 oz.)

Great pigment that is perfect for adding to Epoxy. Delivers a deep black tone that mixes very well. The bottle size is a great value and will last you longer than you'd believe as the rich pigment really does go a long way

Best epoxy specific dye I’ve ever used. It works for any epoxy adhesive or filler as long as you only need black.The photos show a recent repair I completed on a $250 Kohetsu Bunka knife handle that came loose.The wood Wa handle on the Kohetsu knife had round gaps that I had to fill with kneadable epoxy filler. The kneadable epoxy filler would NOT take wood stain despite claims that it would.This epoxy dye rescued a potentially ugly outcome on the handle repair. I used a small brush to a tiny amount of this black dye to the whitish epoxy filler and it worked great.I’ve also used this dye to repair the edges of black kitchen cabinets damaged by bottles and cans. It worked great.I don’t use enough of this dye to whine about the price because it’s so concentrated it will probably last me another 10 years.Great product! Wish it came in more colors.

Love this liquid pigment. It is so black. Inkey dark blackness. I mean it's kind of shocking how black it is. Just a few drops in a cup full of resin turns it too dark to see through. I'd like to mess around with gradients of black to see if you can get some smokiness, but in the end I'd probably just buy something specifically for that.

A little goes a long way! Bottle does not leak. Really solid black easy to obtain. Mixes quite well. The size of the bottle makes it hard to find but it will last forever. Good value for the money.

I contacted the seller asking if this was good to tint polyurethane resin. They said it would work.Unfortunately I could not easily achieve solid black coloration. In addition you do not get very much.I have since discovered for clear resins it's best just to finely sand charcoal into a fine powder and add this to achieve a solid black color. No fault of the seller here. Just my learning experience.

I tried another brand that was rated pretty high that sold 10 bottles at what appeared to be a bargain price. However this stuff is thick and gooey and a little bit goes a LONG way. I use maybe a drop or two in a cup of epoxy to get the black I want. I found I couldn't even use the other stuff because it was kind of watery and when I put enough in the epoxy to get it opaque black the epoxy wouldn't cure right. I guess the saying you get what you pay for applies here. For large epoxy pours I will try using this along with some sort of carbon black powder to hopefully get the blackness I want at an economical price.

I tested this pigment before using it, and it works just fine. Making a black on black handle for tools and knives means I need to use a black adhesive too...or sunlight will glint off tiny fills and squeeze-out. A couple of drops of this during the mixing process makes the epoxy black, and doesn't affect the hardness once fully cured. I imagine going higher on the number of drops would make this even shinier, but all I am trying to do is blend adhesive with pins and joints. Just a dab works well.

This is AMAZING. Just as advertised, deep deep black and easy mixing with deep pour resin. Very impressed!