Teal Paint Pigment – Candy Pearl
These pigments work with any base clear, blender or binder for a fantastic paint job!
How Much Do I Need?
This 25 gram bag of Teal Paint Pigment powder is a great pigment for creating your very own tinted clears and opaque metallic in custom auto or home paint or powder-coating applications. It is guaranteed to mix well with any clear paints or tinted candy paints, and has a temperature threshold of about 400 degrees fahrenheit. It is a very fine powder and will spray well through airbrushes, powder guns, and HVLP paint guns. It is very light, so it stays well mixed in paint without settling too fast in your gun, and can make great tinted clears for light to heavy effects (it’s your choice). One 25 gram bag of Teal Color Pearls treats from 1 to 2 quarts of clear base coat.
This Teal Paint Pigment is so versatile, it can be used in any clear mediums, like concrete and tile sealer, leather finishing, or faux finish!
This Teal Paint Pigment can be used in a variety of clears, so they are not limited to custom auto paint. These can be mixed into screen printing ink, nail polish, leather and vinyl finishes, concrete sealer, gel coat, or faux finish to create metallic custom effects almost anywhere you choose.
We have seen our candy paint pigment used in many industries, including powder coating, plastic manufacturing, custom airbrush art, and gel coating. They work just as well for beginners as they do for professionals. One common mistake that beginners make is that they buy our Color Pearls when they want to create a paint that changes in the sun, or as we call it, a “ghost” pearl paint job. These candies will change the overall color of your project, so please keep that in mind! Remember to visit our tips pages for other useful information.
At Paint With Pearl, we pride ourselves on the quality of our candy pigments. These are quality metallic Iron Mica colored pigments that have a good deal of their own iridescence built right in. The mixture, however, of our candy pigments will never be truly transparent, due to the fact that they are solid particles of mica and iron. This does not mean that you can’t achieve a good degree of transparency from the candy paint pigments, it’s just that you will achieve total coverage after several coats, being unable to see whatever is underneath. We suggest using about 1/2 of one of our bags per quart of base clear or inter-coat clear. Using a full bag per quart would basically make a colored metallic Teal Color Pearls paint. If you are still confused over which products would look good over your existing paint, or want to discuss your options, contact us or visit our FAQs page for more information! As always, we will try to answer any of your questions and hope to serve our customers in any way that we can! We thank you for your business.
Mixes into any clear base, blender or binder.
Not only are all of our Illusion Pearls completely compatible with plasti dip, we were the first to supply the dip companies with pigments. If you have any reservations about whether our products work in Plasti Dip, you should know that we were the pioneers who introduced Plasti Dip Pearls to the world.
We at Paint With Pearl appreciate all of our customers who take the time to send us pictures and feedback on all of our products. Our Color Pearls, Metal Flakes, True Chameleon pigments, Thermochromics, Glow In The Darks and all other paint pigments are truly custom paints and can be used in almost any application. There are so many options with our products! Photos, Videos and testimonials are a great way to show off the capabilities of our additives. If you find the opportunity, send us some great pics and a small testimonial about what you did with our products and we will send you a gift card for the website. We love to show off the work that our wonderful customers are doing. Contact us and send us your work!
For years we have been selling metallic paint pigments, pearl pigment, candy paint, and Temperature Changing Paint for your custom paint jobs.
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