Metallic Mica Pigments for Epoxy – 26 Colors | PowerCOAT
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Metallic Mica Pigments for Epoxy — Iridescent, Multi-Dimensional Color Effects
26 Rich Colors That Reflect Light and Create Stunning Depth in Epoxy
Fully Intermixable | Stays Suspended Until Cured | Casting & Coating Compatible
Create breathtaking depth and motion in any epoxy project with PowerCOAT Metallic Color Pigments — fine mica nanoparticles coated with vibrant pigments that produce iridescent, multi-dimensional effects unlike anything achievable with standard colorants. When suspended in epoxy, the metallic particles reflect and refract light to create a living, shifting illusion of depth and motion that transforms floors, countertops, and decorative pours into one-of-a-kind statement pieces.
These pigments blend evenly into casting and coating epoxies and stay suspended throughout the cure — no settling, no streaking, just consistent, stunning results. Add as much or as little as you need to dial in the exact transparency and intensity your project calls for.
With 26 rich, vibrant colors available, you can use them individually for bold, saturated effects or mix and match to create entirely new custom colors and unique multi-tone finishes.
- Fine mica nanoparticle formula — creates iridescent, multi-dimensional light effects that shift with viewing angle
- 26 colors available — from warm bronzes and browns to vivid blues, greens, reds, and purples for unlimited creative range
- Fully intermixable — blend colors freely to create custom shades and unique multi-tone effects
- Stays suspended until cured — no settling or separation during the cure window for consistent, even color distribution
- Adjustable transparency — add more for opaque, saturated color or less for a subtle metallic shimmer effect
- Compatible with casting & coating epoxies — works seamlessly with standard epoxy systems for floors, countertops, and art pours
- Vibrant, long-lasting color — pigment-coated mica holds its brilliance through cure and under UV-stable topcoats
