Jacquard Pearl Ex Pigment Powder 3 Grams Blue Russet - Loose Mica Powder for Epoxy Resin, Watercolors, Calligraphy Ink & Clay - Epoxy Pigment Powder - Epoxy Resin Color

I use Jacquard Pearl EX powder to color polyester acrylic resin for pen making . I find the color saturation to be excellent. I use micro mesh sandpaper for a final shine and buff to a brilliant finish. I am very happy with pearl ex powder, and will continue to use it! The pen in the photograph is made from mixing blue and silver into polyester resin, turned on a lathe, and then shined with micro mesh sandpaper

Worked amazing with epoxy to make a live edge slab coffee table.Using about 1.5 grams per 2qt of epoxy gives a nice deep color

Pearl Ex is my favorite when working with polymer clay. Pearl Ex always glides on smooth and evenly without marring or changing the texture of my surface. It's a very fine almost talc-like powder, not grainy like other powders I've tried. The colors are rich and vibrant with a beautiful metalic pearlized sheen. The Green-Purple has a very unique effect. It looks green in the jar, apply it and it looks purple but then from another angle it has a green sheen. Very cool effect on polymer clay.

Love the Jacquard Pearl-Ex Powders! I use them always for my Polymer Clay jewelry and sculpt pieces. I thought I had all of them but didn't realize I didn't have Pumpkin until I needed an orange of some kind. So this does, indeed, finish my collection. Pearl-Ex are wonderful to work with, mix well with each other or can be used with liquid Polymer Clay. I recommend them highly for this purpose but I know they are also used with many other art and craft media. The service from Supermart was excellent as I had the product many days before the stated delivery date. Thank you Supermart, and Amazon as always, for making things so easy!

I love all of the Pearl Ex powders because I can use them for all sorts of things. I use them to color paints, resins, glues, and glazes. I also use it for shading and coloring my craft items. It is a superfine powder that resembles powdered eyeshadow, but it's much more. They come in a large assortment of colors in either single bottles or multi packs. You can find more ideas on their company web site.

I used this product and silver on my counter top project. This color is the very pretty light silver in the pictures. I honestly wished I would have done my counters in just this color and white. A little goes a long way and I had no issue mixing this color.

Happy with the product. A little bit goes a long ways. Almost dinged one star because the color isMore blue than turquoise. But it’s subjective. Love the fact that the color has depth and isn’t flat

Exactly as pictured. Really vibrant when put into expoy.

The price of the product should be dropped by a pound for the amount you get as you would have to be very careful how much you used if like me your a artist on a budget! Also the price of post and packaging is too high when it is a very small product, which is a shame. However the product is a beautiful colour and looks quality. Look forward to seeing it's results.

Did just what I needed it to do and I used less than I thought. The children were delighted

Lovely pigment but you don't get a lot for the money, jar was below half full, not worth the money

It's SO pretty! I mixed it with gum arabic powder and water and used it as ink to address invites (with a calligraphy pen) and it not only looked amazing but it also had this embossed effect (prob because my mixture was tick) which is amazing and everyone loved.

Beautiful effects with this powder,