All Color Creator products should be used with personal protective equipment like gloves and eye protection. Protect clothing with an apron, and tables and surfaces with a drop cloth.

Color Creator products are OSHA-compliant with all testing and labeling protocols. SDS sheets are available through customer service. Color Creator products are also tested by internal teams to make sure they achieve the best creative results possible.

Color Creator products are easy to clean with soap and water. If the colorants are mixed into a medium like epoxy, we recommend epoxy wash or a solution of 91% isopropyl alcohol.

Alcohol inks are fast-drying, highly pigmented, alcohol-based colorants that are great to use on or in virtually many arts and crafts projects.

Color Creator alcohol inks are naturally transparent. The Gardenia (white) ink has a higher concentration of titanium dioxide which gives it a more opaque effect.

Color Creator Gardenia (white) ink is denser than the other colors and its weight pushes other colors down to create some unique effects when used with epoxy and other mediums.

Color Creator alcohol inks are not edible or recommended for use in food. If alcohol inks are ingested, contact a doctor or local poison control.

Adding too much alcohol ink can affect curing time. We recommend using no more than 2% to 4% ink by volume for ideal curing.

Alcohol inks can be added to epoxy or other mediums to add color. Since they are highly concentrated, start with a little at a time until you reach the desired color. Be sure to scrape the sides of the mixing cup to get the best results.

Alcohol inks can be combined to create even more custom hues. Start with a little at a time until you reach the desired color.

Alcohol inks are transparent, but if you add the highly pigmented gardenia (white) you can achieve an opaquer color. Start with a little at a time until you reach the desired opacity.

As a paint, alcohol inks are ideal on non-porous surfaces including glass, metal, plastic, ceramic, and many more. They are versatile for hundreds of surfaces.

Once applied to a surface, alcohol ink is highly flammable. Once the ink begins to dry and the alcohol evaporates, leaving the dye behind it is safe to apply heat.

Once dry, alcohol inks can be sealed with any epoxy or other craft/hardware store sealants.

Alcohol inks are not tested for food safety, and we do not recommend using them with objects that come into direct contact with food and beverages.

Mica is a natural, non-toxic mineral that is ground to create a pearlized metallic powder. Micas have a natural sparkle, making them ideal for epoxy, paints, and arts and crafts projects of all kinds.

Color Creator diamond dust mica powder is our best-selling mica powder. It is highly reflective and has even more texture and shine than our white metallic mica powder.

Mica powders are all inherently shimmery pigments that create a very pearlized metallic reflective appearance when added to a medium.

Mica powders provide rich pearlized metallic effects depending on how much is added to a medium. Add a little at a time until you reach the desired effect.

While mica powders are not flammable, we recommend not using them near heat or flames.

Color Creator mica powders and glitters are not edible or recommended for use in food.

For a long-lasting product, keep the bags sealed and in a dry location.

Color Creator mica powders and glitters do not stain hands or fabric. Like most common colorants, wash with soap and water.

Mica powder is resilient and highly stable in almost any medium. This feature allows it to be added to almost any epoxy, paint, or other mediums to color them without modifying their original properties.

Mica powders are highly concentrated and a little goes a long way. Stir in a small amount at a time and mix well until you reach the desired effect. Be sure to scrape the sides of the mixing cup.

For bolder colors, mix 2% to 4% of pigment powder in the total amount of epoxy resin by volume. The greater the percentage of pigment you use, the more saturated the final results.

Adding too much mica powder or alcohol ink can affect curing time. We recommend using no more than 2% to 4% of any colorant by volume for ideal curing.

Check out our website for a list of our favorite epoxy brands. You can choose the best epoxy for your specific project needs-whether you need a deeper pour, added UV resistance, quicker dry time, or thin coat application.

Color Creator mica powders are best if used with transparent paints or mediums like epoxy.

Color Creator holographic glitter is a very fine multi-faceted glitter with ultra-reflective and brilliant qualities. It has superior shine and can be used alone or in combination with other colorants for even more custom effects.

Chameleon mica powders are like regular mica powders, except they change color depending on what angle you are viewing them from. Chameleon powders can be used alone or in combination with other colorants for even more custom effects.

Color Creator chameleon glitter is chunky glitter with a variety of sizes and shapes. The color changes depending on what angle you are viewing it from. Chameleon glitters can be used alone or in combination with other colorants for even more custom effects.