What is Mica Powder?
Mica Powders are super fine, shimmery, pearly glitter powders that create a high gloss finish. Extremely versatile and non-toxic for the creation of beautiful colored countertops, floors, arts & crafts, and much more.
EPODEX Mica powders will never lose their shine.
Starting at $3.99
Starting at $3.99
Starting at $3.99
Starting at $3.99
Mica Powder for Epoxy Resin
EPODEX offers a distinctive and vibrant array of mica powders.
Each mica is hand-selected to fit the styles and design ideas of the most creative. Buy one of 35 variations or try them all with our sample set!
EPODEX is the one-stop-shop for all your epoxy needs.
Epoxy Resin kits - Resin & Hardener in all colors
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Perfect for Coating and Sealing of all Surfaces
Starting at $22.49
- Clear or with one of 109 Colors
- Layer Thickness: 1/16" - 3/8"
- UV Stabilized
- Working time: 25-60min
- Curing-time: 16-24h
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Perfect for Jewelry, Coasters, Tumblers, Small Castings, Woodworking, and much more
Starting at $26.09
- Crystal-Clear or with one of 141 Colors
- Layer Thickness: 1/16" - 3/4"
- UV Stabilized
- Working time: 60min
- Curing-time: 16-24h
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Perfect for River Tables, Deep Cast Arts & Crafts, Woodworking, and much more
Starting at $26.09
- Crystal-Clear or with one of 141 Colors
- Layer Thickness: 1/16“-2" (12“ also possible)
- UV Stabilized
- Working time: 6h
- Curing-time: 48-72h
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How to Use Micas for Epoxy
EPODEX metallic & mica pigments are suited for all applications with clear epoxy resin. Simple and easy to use! Instantly choose one colorant in combination with the quantity selected. Want to work with a variety of pigments and colorants? Work wet on wet by individually mixing each mica with the epoxy. Mix the mica powder with the resin or with the resin-hardener mixture.
Quantity of colorant:
1g of pigment per 2oz of epoxy.
70g (= 2.5oz) of pigment per gallon of epoxy
You can use more or less depending on the desired finish and project. Micas are heavier than the epoxy resin itself, so mix them in until the resin has become gel-like to avoid them from sinking to the bottom of the epoxy layer. Gelling times depend on the quantity and epoxy kit used.
