42g/1.5oz "BLACK ONYX" Mica Powder Pigment (Epoxy,Resin,Soap,Plastidip) Black Diamond Pigments by CCS

This stuff is awesome. So Black with some sparkle in it. It looks amazing with epoxy resin. I would definitely recommend it if you want to add some flare to any black color.

First time trying pigment to first time use of Ecopoxy. After completely mixing the epoxy in a small mixing bucket, I added 1/2 a teaspoon of black onyx and started mixing for another few minutes. The color and sheen are spectacular. Before pouring the colored epoxy I had sprayed the cavity with high gloss black spray paint (rustoleum) and left it for dry for about an hour. The end result is stunning.

Love love love this stuff! Works perfectly for what I wanted and used it for ...purchased 3x already! I plan to buy more in other colors for other projects. A little goes A LONG WAY. And don't get it on your clothes. Make sure you mix it up in whatever medium you're using too or it may not come out the way you thought it would. I purchased the black onyx color. I originally purchased the silvery type color but it didn't provide much dimension to anything like the black onyx color does.

Initially I was skeptical about the claims it could be used in epoxy. But I took the plunge, and will continue to purchase these pigments. This black has some iridescent hints, beautiful and super fine. Very little is needed to make epoxy black! I love it. I use this with a slow set 30 minute 2 part epoxy for custom knife making, and mosaic pins. It is beautiful. Exactly what I was looking for. Very well pleased that the package shipped inside a package, with the bottle sealed inside a package. No leaking in the shipping or secondary package. The ultra fine powder did make its way into the bag it was placed in, easy to clean with a damp paper towel.

The product was easy to use and looked very good in the epoxy resin

I used this powder 50 percent black and 50 percent silver over a high gloss black as the base coat. I mixed it directly into a 4 to 1 clearcoat without using a binder or intercoat. The shine is awesome and the size of the mica powder is excellent for use with a 1.8 tip size at around 35-45 psi depending on your paint gun. And I only used a tin of each color. Words of advice make many small passes to avoid running

They advertise this as the darkest black and while I've only used 3 or 4 other blacks, this one definitely has the darkest look without sacrificing the shimmery look you get from mica powders

Probably some of the best pigment I've used. Mind you a small amount goes a long way especially in liquids such as resin or fluid acrylics. There are a ton of application however and I have yet to be disappointed. Highly recommend! Below are some of the projects I've used them in.Applications: Soap, Bathbombs, resin, sculpture, ceramics, fluid painting/pouring