MAS Epoxies Ocean Art White Pigment Dye, 1 Oz, For Creating Ocean Waves

After trying multiple different white pastes and pigments I was about to give up on trying to find a white that makes good epoxy waves. This was the last product I was going to try and I love it! It only takes a small amount to turn the epoxy white and it actually stays white rather than bleeding into the adjacent color. For such a small bottle the product goes far…I’ve made probably 50 waves with one bottle and still have plenty remaining. I highly recommend this product!

I love the waves I get pertaining to actual cells too that move and open like real water after I use it correctly. I found the right time to use for waves is right when it starts warming to become thicker and then put clear line of resin then your white line right above take heat gun and slowly push the CLEAR resin and it will glide onto the white making waves! I don't mix with alcohol ink and it's fine that way I tale my torch and rin it over the waves lightly and carefully and it makes the cells. This is a great product compact and brand! Will keep using!

I ordered this for my 12 year old who is new to epoxy crafts. She was fairly easily able to get the results she wanted with just 2 practice runs. It gave us a beautiful bright white color and some great cells and lacing in her project. We will definitely buy this again.

I followed all the instructions that came with the pigment. It gives nice cells at first but the cells do not hold for long. I tried using some alcohol along with this pigment and that works. The color is opaque white which looks very nice for cells. Overall I am happy with the product

One of the better whites for ocean wave art. I have used a number of different brands of white pigment and this one performs very well right out of the bottle. Colors the resin well and after mixing properly creates great cells and lacing with a normal application of heat.

We have tried a few different whites to use for epoxy resin and the thing about it is, they never are truly white, once you mix it in, typically it turns a milky semi-clear white. No good when you're trying to make foam cells in resin. You always end up using too much for a poor result. This time, this one only used a small portion of the bottle and deeply dyed the resin white. Best ocean foam cells I've had in a while. Recommend!

I think it works really well , I addded a line from the dropper straight to my resin when it was in a tacky stage to keep it from mixing together. its impossible to overdo it because its hard to squeeze and i wouldnt recommend mixing it with epoxy unless your looking for milky. but it was my first time with waves and was pretty easy to use. now i learned i did it the hard way and they have wave stickers but i think thos looks more realistic

Not sure if I did something wrong but I ruined two silicone molds. I was trying to do a small amount for a trial on one coaster. Just beware. This stuff will stick like glue.

Cost is super high compared to its usage.. waste of money, if you are an artist, usual white pigment is enought to create sea waves. Not recommend at all.

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