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Mixing Epoxy Colors

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What happens here

Before mixing, it's crucial to understand the correct amount of pigment for the desired color intensity, especially since the pigments need to last for multiple pours. The epoxy itself is first poured into separate mixing buckets. Then, the chosen pigment powders (e.g., brown for the tree trunk) are added to the epoxy in these buckets and thoroughly mixed using mixing sticks. It's important to mix the pigment completely to avoid dry spots at the bottom. Once mixed, the colored epoxy is ready for application.

Goal: Prepare individual colors of epoxy resin according to the design plan.

Tools and materials

  • Mixing Buckets — Containing and mixing the epoxy and pigments
  • Mixing Sticks — Stirring the epoxy and pigments
  • Epoxy Resin — The base for the colored epoxy
  • Pigment Powders Stone Coat Countertops — Coloring the epoxy resin

What they say

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whatever you want to do what are you starting with the tree trunk how much color should I put in one of these wait before you pour it let's answer that okay what how much color do you use as much as you like but that's all the color you got so it's got to last over eight different pores okay you can use a little cupcake you can scoop it into a cup or is that too big see this is where when you get the teamwork you guys get one color so do we I would pour it in the top not the bottom right because you're gonna have to peel that off from the bottom now all right oh it's just I thought you said something nope nope go ahead whenever you're ready we got to put these into your mixed bags then you mix your color and stir it in and then you start pouring so so can you mix multiple colors in one yeah yeah of course you can like just like I can add these powders in there yep after I'd get it stirred like right now if you mix it into the bottom like this it's gonna have a dry spot in the bottom unless he thoroughly mixes that bottom up so that's okay I mean you can do that but you're going to want to pour it into these pour this into these buckets then add your color on top stir your color in and then go do your pour all right I just yeah as we go if we have like a brown bucket I want to add more different rounds to it yeah that's that's why I'm mixing up individual Browns and then you just looks like it tastes good it looks like it tastes good what is that what color is that the tree trunk uh I think we're gonna we're mixing up individual colors but then we're gonna pour it back into a larger container to make the tree trunk but it'll just be like a textured so are you starting with the tree trunk yeah we're gonna start at that I guess so okay just want to make sure that the powder is mixed up thoroughly because the powder needs to be completely saturated no dry spots yes we'll just do like that you could get sticks outside we got them right there okay can you hand me one yes because we're not we're supposed to not mix them right right unless it's all brown then I guess it probably don't matter no you want the highlight colors if you're trying to make separate colors you want the colors to stay separate as soon as you mix them they this is a trash bag

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