Epoxy coloring
We've had discussions here about how to color epoxies for decorative usages.
Several solutions have been suggested, but today at Woodcraft, I found a colorant specifically for epoxy coloring. It's made by System 3, and from reports here, they're supposed to make some pretty good epoxy products. There was 3 colors in stock at the North Austin Woodcraft. The colors they had were red, white, and black. I don't know if there are more colors, but I thought those using epoxy would like knowing there is a specific colorant for you. Ken Moon Webberville, TX. |
Epoxy coloring
David Haxton uses colored epoxy making rosettes for his guitars which are
very unbelievably beautiful and sound as good a they look. Check the rosetts at http://www.davidhaxtonguitars.com/rosettes.html and his gutars at http://www.davidhaxtonguitars.com/ I think he colors the epoxies himself, though. Artak "Ken Moon" wrote in message ink.net... We've had discussions here about how to color epoxies for decorative usages. Several solutions have been suggested, but today at Woodcraft, I found a colorant specifically for epoxy coloring. It's made by System 3, and from reports here, they're supposed to make some pretty good epoxy products. There was 3 colors in stock at the North Austin Woodcraft. The colors they had were red, white, and black. I don't know if there are more colors, but I thought those using epoxy would like knowing there is a specific colorant for you. Ken Moon Webberville, TX. |
Epoxy coloring
You might try WoodEpox by Abatron, www.abatron.com . It is a 2 part epoxy
putty that turns works like wood. I have used powders. oil and water dies and stains. A really great product. -- Art Ransom Lancaster , Texas www.turningaround.org |
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