Has anyone tried coloring flex coat? ....how does it work?

Hi Tony,
You are talking about adding pigment to FLEX COAT EPOXY. Yes, epoxy takes adding color pigments very well. TAP plastics has pigment for Polyester/Epoxy, I have used TESTORS model paint with excess oil drained off, I've used powder used for caulk lines, I use PPG automotive PEARL tints multi color and single .
metal flake- gold,silver,colored,... I know guys will add more to my listing.
Check with the suppliers, I bought some from NETCRAFT,
What does not work are ARTIST LATEX pigments.

Dave von Doehren
PRRODS......If man built it , man can fix it.and if man built it man can break it !

Hey Tony,
I had a bunch of Testors paint that I use to color jig heads and tried it with epoxy. I do as Dave says: Let the paint settle, take a plastic pipette and remove the diluent. After mixing the epoxy I use a toothpick to add the color to the base coat and if I want to marble I have another color which I add again with a toothpick. It works very well. If an old guy like me can do it, it should be a snap for you.

TAP phone # is 800-246-5055

Dave von Doehren
PRRODS......If man built it , man can fix it.and if man built it man can break it !

The above suggestion works great for marbalizeing other than that why would you want to color your F/C? I would have emaild you ,m but you email is hidden
Good Wraps Bob

I've used very small amounts of Testor's to tint FC. It gives a subtle but interesting look, like a candy apple paint job.

I have used commercial food coloring to add a translucent color to wraps, gives a nice effect to a bass rod. It can give a real subtle effect depending what your wrap colors are.