Can you use these to color epoxy resin?
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Yes you can! They mix very well, mix a little at a time until you have the desired shade.
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For coloring the resin I have used Custom 4 Coloring Kit for Epoxy Gluing or Repairing of Granite,... Sold by: GRANITE POLISHING PADS You can order this item from amazon. The dye is very efficient and seems to work very well with the resin. Yes this epoxy appears to be some sort of polyester. As soon as u add the hardener the epoxy hardens fast but it gives you enough time work with. My results were very good although didn't polished it yet. Good luck
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Yes you can....but it also depends on the type of glue you use....and the colored ones shines real bright...some of the clear ones can look alil dull from time to time....but its a real good buy
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Yes. You can use the following: Castin'Craft Transparent Dyes: These universal dyes can be used with Castin' Craft Clear Polyester Casting Resin and Easy'Cast Clear Casting Epoxy. Transparent Dyes are available in 1oz. containers with drop dispenser. Castin'Craft Opaque Pigments: These universal opaque pigments can be used with Castin' Craft Clear Polyester Casting resin and EasyCast Clear Casting Epoxy. Secondary colors such as orange and purple are easy to create by blending two or more pigments. A color blending chart is included in ETI's "Easy Cast Resin Knobs" book. Castin'Craft Opaque Pigments are available in 1 oz. containers with drop dispenser.
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I used them for Zentangle art. They worked wonderfully for that. They have a different composition than the square coasters which did not take the pigment ink as well. My best guess is that these could be painted on with great success.
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I don't know. I used them on a smooth surface. my guess would be that you could but it might not look good.
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I believe so. They are essentially watercolor crayons so if the waxy color isn't fully dissolved it would be akin to using acrylic over an oil pastel
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No we only use them in normal coloring books or on paper. I am not sure they would be good on a dry erase board.
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I am sorry as I don't really know the answer to that as I don't use epoxy resin's.
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Yes, you could. I printed on them and then wrote with pen, but they're the same texture as regular labels (kind of like regular paper), so colored pencils would work fine.
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I don't see why you couldn't use them to draw as they do not spread or run once they are applied; I use them to mark on fabric so can only theorize on the results on paper.
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No sure. But I used it to color a large painters cloth for a tablecloth. I still have dye leftover
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Yes they are good for coloring; easy to work with. Color selection is very nice as well.
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na...u can use em over n over..try not to mix up the colors like the yellow n orange other then that they hold well!
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If it's the same thickness as texture it would do it, but resin will dry much faster so if your going to use it, just use a small amount at a time. Good luck
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My GUESS is NO, they are made for Fabric--which will absorbs the ink and colors. That is however, just a guess. My best advise would be to contact Sharpie customer service. I have found them to be helpful regarding other questions in the past. Try www.sharpie.com/enAU/CustomerService/Pages/ContactUs.aspx
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There is no mention of being able to paint or stain, and as they appear to be nylon or something similar, and high gloss, the only way I would try it is to rough the surface with sandpaper and try a Krylon spray paint for plastics. A paint store may know by looking at it.