How Do I Match the Original Colour of My Restored Resin Sink?

Choosing and Mixing Resin Colourants

Select a high-quality, compatible dye or colouring paste specially designed for epoxy resin, such as the Colourfun liquid colourants. Begin by comparing your sink’s current colour to available dye options. For greater flexibility, a set like the Colourfun range lets you blend tints until the right shade is achieved.

Incremental Testing for a Perfect Match

Start by testing small batches of coloured resin on a discreet surface or sample. Add dye gradually—just a drop at a time—for better control. Mix thoroughly and let the sample cure to see its true colour once dry, as resin often darkens slightly. Repeat, adjusting amounts or blending two or more colours, until you achieve the closest match to the original sink.

Tips for Consistent and Natural Results

• Take notes on your mixing ratios for larger batches.
• Work in good lighting to judge the colour accurately.
• Use clean tools to avoid contamination and preserve colour clarity.
• For glossy, protective finishes, a clear resin such as Art Pro can be applied as a final coat.