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Can Colourfun Colourants Be Used with UV Resin?

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Can Colourfun Colourants Be Used with UV Resin?

If you’re working with UV resin and want to add colour, it’s important to choose a compatible dye. Colourfun colourants are a popular choice for those seeking flexibility, vibrancy, and easy mixing in both epoxy and UV resin projects.

Are Colourfun Colourants Compatible with UV Resin?

Yes, Colourfun liquid colourants are suitable for use with UV resin as well as with traditional epoxy. This compatibility means you’re not limited to just clear or basic shades—even intricate UV-cured jewellery and crafts can be brought to life with solid or translucent colour effects. The Colourfun formula ensures smooth mixing into UV resin without clumping, allowing for evenly coloured results from subtle tints to bold, opaque finishes.

How to Use Colourfun Colourants in UV Resin

For best results, add Colourfun dye sparingly to the UV resin, starting with just a drop or two. Higher concentrations deliver stronger colour but should typically not exceed 5% of the resin’s total mass. Mix thoroughly to ensure an even distribution before curing with a UV lamp.

  • For a stained-glass or transparent look, use less pigment.
  • For deeper, opaque colour, increase the amount slightly—always staying within recommended ratios for consistent curing.
  • If you need a range of shades, the Colourfun Set provides a selection of intense colours that blend easily.

When This Matters Most

Using compatible colourants is vital when working on miniatures, jewellery, or decorative objects that cure quickly under UV light. This ensures your project retains both vibrant colour and the proper cured strength.

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Whether crafting with UV or epoxy resin, Colourfun gives you the freedom to achieve beautiful, consistent colours. For more on choosing the right colours for solid resin, see our main guide on what colours are needed for solid resin.

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