Pink Oxide Pigment Powder, Concrete Pigment, Grout Colorant, Color Dye for Cement Epoxy Gypsum Plaster Grout Clay Paints - 5oz/142g, Matte Pink

This is a really nice, vibrant pigment. It's sold for cement, and it does mix up with that easily and color nicely, but it also works well added to a bunch of other items. I've tried mixing it into paint mediums and it blends fine. I've added to clear liquid rubber and while if looking closely you can see the individual pigment dots, it mostly looks good. I haven't tried in resin yet so can't speak to that. What I have tried it with is very nice. I did put one of the pieces I mixed with thickening paint medium in the widow and after a month I didn't notice any degradation. I did choose to put it into a different container as it just comes in a ziplock style bag. After you break the seal, because it's just been floating around loose in the bag, the zip piece is clogged and unable to close easily again. I just put it in a small recycled jar with a lid. I would consider getting some of their other colors. Peace

Did not meet our expectation in color

This is a very fine pigment that works well for a number of applications. Grout? Yes. Absolutely. I was able to create pale to extremely hot pink ombre grout to work into a piece. Smashing! It's terrific for customizing hues for milk wash, too. And then I got to wondering, 'cause I have a 3D canvas commission, can I ombre air/oven dry clay to create rose petals? ...and then did just that using translucent clay with just a touch of gold mica to set off the lighter center petals. I'm allowing this project to cure a bit longer but believe, because it takes very little pigment to achieve even the hottest shade, that the clay has not been dried/changed enough to make it more delicate or brittle. The seller dispatched my order request right away. It took a little (compared to Amazon's delivery record with me) extra time to arrive, but it's a good quality product that liquids consume immediately which is what you want - along with the ability to customize your hues, right? This one's a win! Think I'm gonna' deck out some terracotta in lively colors next, it'll add interest to my indoor winter garden, plus the lime content keeps mold/bacteria at bay. Y'all have fun!

I looked up what Pink Oxide Pigment Powder really was, just so I know its compound and safe usage. It is made of an iron oxide which is a safe non-toxic natural reoccurring mineral. It also said it is used "primarily in cosmetics, soaps, and various art applications". The description here included cement, grout, and resin in their list of usage. The color is a beautiful pink, tad bit on the blue side of the pink spectrum (my favorite) as opposed to the red side. The one thing I am concerned about is it coming in a plastic bag as it is more difficult to get the power out of a plastic bag due to its tendency to attract static electricity which causes more of the powder to fly all over the place and stick to the sides of the plastic, especially a big bag. It should be in a glass jar - less electromagnetic issues. But despite the electromagnetic issue, I like the power and recommend it to all artisans.

A great oxide based pigment for anything from cement to epoxy/urethane casting. Rich enough to color the greys of concrete/grout/etc and becomes crazy bold in a clear resin. The 8oz is a ton for clear casting and enough for decent sized grout projects for sure. I saw some folks complain about the plastic bag but that's pretty standard for bulk pigments. We keep some empty plastic jars around that we fill like 50g at a time from a bag and then scoop out of that to make life easier. If you don't already have them, jars are pretty cheap to get and ultimately you save money buying the pigments in bulk bags like this.

This pigment powder is bright and cheery. Great color for a bright paint or cement. This goes a long way too. You hardly need any to make the color stand out! I plan to use this pigment to add to paint for painting bisqued ceramic ware. I love the color and can’t wait to but more colors. It’s a great deal for the price asked, and this should last me a long time!

Nice and pink. It mixed well with an EPDM rubber paint i was applying so overall i can reccomend it for that application.

This pigment powder is every bit as bright and bold as the picture shows it at. It is almost neon. It blends well and easily mixes into epoxy. My one complaint it that it comes in a flimsy zip bag. This is the only powder that I have ever received that wasn’t in a jar or vial of some sort so it is messier to work with than any other. For this reason, I won’t be ordering other colors