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.

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
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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.

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.

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Art Ransom
Lancaster , Texas

www.turningaround.org