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Clear epoxy resin kits offer fantastic versatility for crafters and makers, thanks to their ability to be personalised with striking colours or bespoke effects. But how exactly do you tint a clear epoxy resin kit?
How to Tint Clear Epoxy Resin Kits
Most clear epoxy resin kits accept a wide range of pigments and inks, allowing makers to create everything from transparent tints to more vibrant, opaque finishes. Simply stir your chosen pigment or ink into the mixed resin before pouring. Always add colour gradually, mixing thoroughly to check intensity and avoid oversaturating.
- Start with a small amount of pigment or ink
- Mix slowly and check for even distribution
- Test colours in a separate batch if you’re new to resin tinting


Choosing Pigments and Inks
Your choice of colourants will shape the final effect. Alcohol inks such as Jacquard Pinata are excellent for vivid, transparent hues and special effects within resin, while powdered or paste pigments create more solid, opaque looks. Many beginner-friendly kits—like the Evershine Collection—include their own set of pigments, making it even easier to customise.
When This Matters Most
Tinting your clear epoxy resin kit is especially useful for bespoke jewellery, art casting, and decorative objects where colour control is key. If you’re creating letter charms, artwork, or floral in-resin pieces, the option to mix your own shades can bring a personalised touch to every project.

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Learning to tint your clear epoxy resin opens up unlimited creative opportunities, especially when exploring various finishes and effects. For more insights on resin and enamel compatibility, see our main guide on which enamels are suitable for plastic resin.
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