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Q how many grams of pigment do need for epoxy resin
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XavierBarrie Release Time: April 22, 2024, 9:04 AM
The amount of pigment required for epoxy resin can vary based on the type of pigment, the color intensity desired, and the volume of resin used. As a general guideline, a ratio of 1 part pigment to 100 parts epoxy by volume is commonly suggested for opaque colors. For translucent effects, less pigment, around 0.1 to 1 part pigment per 100 parts epoxy, might be sufficient. It’s important to note that exceeding 5% pigment to resin ratio can affect the curing process and final properties of the resin. Always refer to the pigment manufacturer’s recommendations as different pigments (liquid, powder, paste) might have different mixing ratios. Experimentation in small batches is recommended to achieve the desired color intensity without compromising the resin’s characteristics.
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Q can you mix pigment ink with dye ink
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UriahBlume Release Time: April 16, 2024, 2:09 PM
Mixing pigment ink with dye ink is generally not recommended due to their inherent chemical and functional differences. Pigment inks are made of small, insoluble particles that sit on top of the paper, making them water-resistant and less prone to fading. On the other hand, dye inks are made of soluble colorants that absorb into the paper, offering vibrant colors but less resistance to fading and water. Combining the two can lead to issues such as clogging in print nozzles, inconsistent colors, and unpredictable drying times. If experimentation is desired, it’s best done with caution and on a small scale to avoid damaging printing equipment or compromising print quality.
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Q what is jesmonite pigment made of
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DianaWalkley Release Time: April 13, 2024, 3:03 AM
Jesmonite pigment is specifically formulated for use with Jesmonite composite materials, which are water-based, eco-friendly alternatives to resin-based products. These pigments consist of high-quality, concentrated liquid colorants. The base materials for Jesmonite pigments include various synthetic and natural dyes and pigments, suspended or dissolved in a carrier that ensures they mix evenly without affecting the physical properties of Jesmonite. The formulation of Jesmonite pigments allows them to blend seamlessly with Jesmonite compounds, resulting in vibrant, consistent colors that are UV stable and long-lasting. They are typically available in a broad spectrum of colors, offering designers and artists flexibility in their creations.
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