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Jacquard Pearl Ex Pigment Powder 0.75 oz Silver - Loose Mica Powder for Epoxy Resin, Watercolors, Calligraphy Ink & Clay - Epoxy Pigment Powder - Epoxy Resin Color

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Jacquard Pearl Ex Pigment Powder 0.75 oz Silver - Loose Mica Powder for Epoxy Resin, Watercolors, Calligraphy Ink & Clay - Epoxy Pigment Powder - Epoxy Resin Color

Versatile Applications - Each metallic mica powder should be mixed with a binder or sealed after application, but can be used almost anywhere such as wood, fabric, clay, paper, glass, and more! Create your own metallic paint or calligraphy ink, or mix with resin to create one of a kind pieces
Metallic & Pearlescent Effects - Each glitter mica powder is packed full of color and metallic shine, ready to embellish any project you have. Create anything from a smooth, pearly luster to a highly metallic sheen on any surface
Extreme Colorfastness - These striking color pigments for epoxy resin, painting or calligraphy won't fade or discolor over time. Each pigment is inert and will not react with the surface it is applied to, allowing it to bond to almost anything
Complete Coverage - Pearl Ex metallic mica powder works on both light and dark surfaces. When applied with a clear base, glitter mica powder is opaque and full coverage
Wide Variety of Color Pigment - Pearl Ex comes in a wide range of 54 colors including Duo-chromes, soft pastels, jewel tones and more. Available in 4 sizes, create anything from small, delicate details to large, full metallic works of art

Jacquard Pearl-Ex Pigments are nontoxic, inert, powdered pigments that exhibit extreme colorfastness and stability. Ideal for interior, exterior and archival applications, they can be incorporated into any viscous medium. They may be spread dry on any porous surface. Their temperature resistance allows them to be fired in a kiln up to 600 degrees. Use with embossing inks to achieve spectacular rubber stamp images.