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Maneater Casting Mica – Emerald (1 oz)
This vivid emerald mica powder for resin produces a true jewel-tone green with bright metallic sparkle. Pen turners and resin casters reach for it when they want depth and luxury in clear casts.
Why makers love it
The fine particles stay suspended beautifully in JB Royal Original and Thin epoxy, giving consistent color from top to bottom. It mixes easily into Alumilite urethane as well. Use it for swirl pen blanks, accent veins in river tables, or elegant jewelry pieces where the metallic flash catches the light.
Recommended Mix Ratios & Tips for Best Results
Clear or lightly tinted resin shows pearlescence and metallics best. Mix powder into Part A first, then add Part B. Start conservative at roughly 1 g per 8 oz resin and increase for stronger opacity. Layer with complementary micas for swirl effects.
Resin Type |
Starting Ratio (Powder : Resin) |
Notes for Maximum Color & Pearlescence |
|---|---|---|
Alumilite Urethane (Clear or Slow) |
1:30 Grams : Grams |
Fast cure helps keep mica suspended — minimal sinking; great for translucent shimmer. |
Epoxy (JB Royal, Liquid Diamonds, etc.) |
1:10 Grams : Liquid Ounces |
Start light for depth and sparkle; go heavier for opaque metallic coverage. Stir slowly to avoid bubbles. |
Polyester Resin |
1:10 Grams : Liquid Ounces |
Strong color payoff; pressure pot recommended for bubble-free casts with even flake orientation. |
Pro Tip: For the richest shimmer, cast in clear resin with a moderate load, then finish with a gloss polish.
Project ideas
Swirl this emerald into Resin casting supplies for dramatic pen blanks. Accent river tables or create themed castings that echo gemstones. Pair with HDPE Molds for clean edges every time.
Explore more options
Browse the full Mica Powder range or try Color-shifting mica for angle-changing effects. Glow lovers can check Maneater Glow powders for night-time projects.
1 oz wide-mouth jar • NOT for stabilizing resin
Ready to create? Add this emerald mica powder for epoxy resin to your cart and start casting today.
Blue Sky Glow in the Dark Mica Powder for Resin – Maneater Blue Sky (0.5 oz)
Pen turners casting their own Pen Blanks reach for Maneater Blue Sky when they want a delicate daytime pastel that transforms into a gentle sky-blue glow on the finished barrel. This Maneater Glow pigment shines in stadium-style and hybrid pours where the soft color pairs beautifully with light wood tones or clear resin layers.
Why Pen Turners Choose Maneater Blue Sky GLOW
Soft pastel shimmer by day – Delicate baby-blue tone that stays subtle on turned Pen Blanks under shop lights.
Gentle sky-blue glow at night – Visible glow lasts 30–60 minutes after charging, brightest early then softens naturally for show-table demos.
Ultra-fine particles – Blends evenly in clear resin without clumping or settling issues common in thicker glow powders.
Pen-blank starting dose – Use Alumilite at 1:30 Grams : Grams (≈ 1 g powder per 1 oz resin by weight) for balanced color and glow; see full table below.
0.5 oz jar (~14 g) – Supplies multiple Pen Blanks at the recommended ratio.
Wide-mouth jar design – Makes precise scooping simple when measuring for small epoxy resin pours.
Compatible with hybrid workflows – Perfect for custom wood-and-resin Hybrid Blanks that combine glow resin with burl or segmented stock.
Compatible Resins: Alumilite, JB Royal Original, and JB Royal Thin
Perfect For
Soft pastel glow Pen Blanks paired with Pen Kits for nursery or ocean-themed pens.
Stadium-style casts where the gentle glow shows on thin barrel walls under low light.
Custom Hybrid Blanks poured around light woods for one-of-a-kind turning stock.
Subtle glow Pen Essentials and stoppers that sell well at craft shows.
Light epoxy resin layers in bottle stoppers or knife scales that share the same casting workflow.
How to Get the Strongest Glow (Mixing Tips)
Start with clear or very lightly tinted resin so the soft pastel color reads true on your Pen Blanks.
Mix the powder into Part A first, then add Part B for even distribution.
Pen-blank starting point: Alumilite 1:30 Grams : Grams (≈ 1 g powder per 1 oz resin by weight). Increase gradually for stronger color and glow. Epoxy and polyester ratios appear in the table below.
Charge 5–15 minutes under sunlight, LED, UV lamp, or phone flashlight.
Works in epoxy, urethane, and UV resin systems.
Important: This is a casting pigment and is NOT for stabilizing resin/wood.
Recommended Mix Ratios & Tips for Best Results
Clear resin bases give the brightest glow on turned Pen Blanks. Stir slowly to avoid bubbles when working with Resin casting supplies. Pastel shades like Blue Sky perform best at lighter loads so the daytime color stays delicate.
Charge the finished blank under any strong light source for reliable 30–60 minute visibility during demos. Makers who pour their own Hybrid Blanks often combine this powder with light woods for soft day-to-night contrast.
Resin Type |
Starting Ratio (Powder : Resin) |
Notes for Maximum Glow & Clarity |
|---|---|---|
Alumilite Urethane (Clear or Slow) |
1:30 Grams : Grams |
Fast cure helps keep powder suspended – minimal sinking on thin pen blanks. |
Epoxy (JB Royal Original, JB Royal Thin, Liquid Diamonds, etc.) |
1:10 Grams : Liquid Ounces |
Start light for translucent glow layers; stir slowly to avoid bubbles. Link to JB Royal Original and JB Royal Thin. |
Polyester Resin |
1:10 Grams : Liquid Ounces |
Excellent color clarity; pressure pot recommended for bubble-free casts. |
Pro tip: The clearest resin plus moderate pigment load per the table above delivers the brightest 30–60 minute glow on finished Pen Blanks. Pair this jar with HDPE Molds and Alumilite for consistent results, then finish with Pen Kits. Explore more shades in the Maneater Glow line or Maneater collection.
Hot Pink Mica Powder for Pen Blanks
This vibrant hot pink casting mica produces an electric fuchsia metallic shimmer that pops in clear resin. Makers choose it for bold, girly, and neon-style resin pen blanks where strong color payoff and pearlescence matter most.
Why Makers Love It
The fine particle size suspends evenly in Alumilite, JB Royal Original, and JB Royal Thin resins, delivering consistent metallic depth without clumping. One-ounce wide-mouth jars make measuring simple for small-batch casting. Use it alone for neon brightness or layer with complementary micas from the Mica Powder collection for custom swirl effects in pen blanks and small castings.
Recommended Mix Ratios & Tips for Best Results
Clear or lightly tinted resin shows the pearlescence and metallics of this hot pink powder best. Dark bases mute the vibrancy. Always mix powder into Part A first, then add Part B. Start conservative at roughly one gram per eight ounces of resin and increase for stronger opacity. Stir slowly to avoid bubbles and layer with other pigments for depth.
Resin Type |
Starting Ratio (Powder : Resin) |
Notes for Maximum Color & Pearlescence |
|---|---|---|
Alumilite Urethane (Clear or Slow) |
1:30 Grams : Grams |
Fast cure helps keep mica suspended — minimal sinking; great for translucent shimmer. |
Epoxy (JB Royal, Liquid Diamonds, etc.) |
1:10 Grams : Liquid Ounces |
Start light for depth and sparkle; go heavier for opaque metallic coverage. Stir slowly to avoid bubbles. |
Polyester Resin |
1:10 Grams : Liquid Ounces |
Strong color payoff; pressure pot recommended for bubble-free casts with even flake orientation. |
Pro tip: the richest shimmer appears in clear resin with moderate load followed by a gloss polish after curing. This product is casting pigment only — NOT for stabilizing resin.
Project Ideas
Swirl this hot pink into clear Resin casting supplies for eye-catching neon pen blanks. Accent river-table veins, create themed jewelry pieces, or add bold color to small decorative castings. Pair with HDPE Molds for repeatable blank shapes.
Explore More Colors
Browse the full line including Color-shifting mica and Maneater Glow options, plus matching shades like Radiant Blue and Sapphire.
Antique Gold Mica Powder for Resin Projects
Antique Gold delivers a deep warm metallic tone with subtle green undertones, ideal for vintage and steampunk resin work. Makers turn this Mica Powder into luxury pen blanks and small castings that catch light with elegant depth.
Why Makers Love Antique Gold
This pearlescent metallic excels in clear Alumilite, JB Royal Original, and JB Royal Thin resins. Fine particles suspend evenly for consistent shimmer without clumping. The 1 oz wide-mouth jar offers precise scooping for small batches or larger Resin casting supplies projects. Use it alone or layer with Color-shifting mica for added dimension in river tables and jewelry. Makers appreciate the reliable suspension and elegant vintage finish that pairs beautifully with wood grains in turned pieces.
Recommended Mix Ratios & Tips for Best Results
Start with a light load to preserve translucency and let the metallic pearl shine through. Clear resin bases show the warm gold best while darker tints mute the effect. Always mix powder into Part A first, then add Part B and stir slowly to reduce bubbles.
Begin around 1 g per 8 oz of resin and increase gradually for stronger opacity. This approach works well for both thin pours and pressure-pot casts. Pair with HDPE Molds for clean pen blank release. Many turners ask how much mica powder per ounce when targeting consistent results across batches. Clear or lightly tinted resin shows pearlescence and metallics best. Mix powder into Part A first then add Part B. Start conservative and increase for stronger color or opacity. Layer with complementary micas for swirl and depth effects. This is casting pigment only — NOT for stabilizing resin or wood.
Resin Type |
Starting Ratio (Powder : Resin) |
Notes for Maximum Color & Pearlescence |
|---|---|---|
Alumilite Urethane (Clear or Slow) |
1:30 Grams : Grams |
Fast cure helps keep mica suspended — minimal sinking; great for translucent shimmer. |
Epoxy (JB Royal, Liquid Diamonds, etc.) |
1:10 Grams : Liquid Ounces |
Start light for depth and sparkle; go heavier for opaque metallic coverage. Stir slowly to avoid bubbles. |
Polyester Resin |
1:10 Grams : Liquid Ounces |
Strong color payoff; pressure pot recommended for bubble-free casts with even flake orientation. |
Pro Tip: For richest shimmer, cast in clear resin at moderate load then finish with a gloss polish. This mica is casting pigment only — NOT for stabilizing resin or wood.
Project Ideas
Swirl Antique Gold into clear pen blanks for vintage flair, accent river-table veins with metallic highlights, or cast steampunk jewelry and small keepsakes. Explore complementary shades in the Maneater Glow line for contrast effects. This mica powder for epoxy resin suits bold yet elegant sapphire pairings too. Try it in epoxy resin mica powder applications for custom keepsake boxes or layered black and gold contrast blanks.
Ready to Cast?
Add Antique Gold to your cart and start creating warm metallic resin pieces today. Free US shipping on orders over $200.
Maneater Black Casting Mica Powder (1 oz)
This true jet-black Mica Powder delivers a strong silver-metallic sheen that creates dramatic depth in resin projects. Pen turners and casters reach for it when building galaxy pours, smoke effects, and layered blanks that need serious opacity with reflective highlights.
Why Makers Love Maneater Black
The fine particle size suspends evenly in clear casting resins, giving consistent color from top to bottom. Use it straight for bold metallic black or layer with translucent tints for custom depth. It mixes cleanly with both urethane and epoxy systems, making it a staple in any Resin casting supplies kit. Pair this powder with Alumilite, JB Royal Original, and JB Royal Thin resin depending on your working time and viscosity needs. The wide-mouth jar makes measuring fast and keeps waste low during repeated pours.
Recommended Mix Ratios & Tips for Best Results
Start with small test batches to dial in the exact look you want. Clear or lightly tinted resin shows the metallic shimmer best, while dark bases can mute the silver highlights. Always mix the powder into Part A first, then add Part B to reduce bubbles. Begin conservatively at roughly one gram per eight ounces of resin and increase until you reach the desired opacity. Slow stirring prevents air entrapment and keeps the metallic flakes oriented for maximum reflection. For extra dimension, swirl in complementary micas from the Color-shifting mica or Maneater Glow collections. Layer with sapphire or glow siblings for unique effects.
Resin Type |
Starting Ratio (Powder : Resin) |
Notes for Maximum Color & Pearlescence |
|---|---|---|
Alumilite Urethane (Clear or Slow) |
1:30 Grams : Grams |
Fast cure helps keep mica suspended — minimal sinking; great for translucent shimmer. |
Epoxy (JB Royal, Liquid Diamonds, etc.) |
1:10 Grams : Liquid Ounces |
Start light for depth and sparkle; go heavier for opaque metallic coverage. Stir slowly to avoid bubbles. |
Polyester Resin |
1:10 Grams : Liquid Ounces |
Strong color payoff; pressure pot recommended for bubble-free casts with even flake orientation. |
Pro Tip: The richest shimmer appears when you keep the load moderate in crystal-clear resin and finish the cured blank with a high-gloss polish.
Project Ideas
Swirl this black into clear Alumilite for striking contrast in HDPE Molds. Use it as accent veins in river-table pours or as the base layer in custom bottle stoppers and knife scales. The metallic flash reads especially well under shop lighting once the piece is turned and polished. Combine with glow powders like violet, blue sky, or slime green for night-time effects in pen blanks. Explore more options such as antique gold, coral, blue-red shift, green-blue shift, violet-gold shift, and yellow-green shift.
Ready to add dramatic metallic black to your next resin project? Add the 1 oz jar to your cart and start casting today.
Maneater Casting Mica – Bronze (1 oz)
This warm metallic bronze mica powder delivers rich copper highlights that shift to red-gold tones in clear resin. Pen turners and resin casters choose it for steampunk, antique, and industrial themes where depth and shimmer matter.
Why makers love it
The fine particles suspend evenly in epoxy, giving consistent metallic coverage without clumping. It pairs beautifully with Alumilite, JB Royal Original, and JB Royal Thin for fast-turn projects and works in any clear or lightly tinted casting. Makers also explore complementary shades in the Mica Powder collection and Color-shifting mica line for layered effects.
Recommended Mix Ratios & Tips for Best Results
Clear resin shows the pearlescence and metallic character best. Always mix powder into Part A first, then add Part B and stir slowly to reduce bubbles. Start light for translucent shimmer and increase load for opaque coverage. This bronze excels in swirl pen blanks and accent veins in river tables.
Resin Type |
Starting Ratio (Powder : Resin) |
Notes for Maximum Color & Pearlescence |
|---|---|---|
Alumilite Urethane (Clear or Slow) |
1:30 Grams : Grams |
Fast cure helps keep mica suspended — minimal sinking; great for translucent shimmer. |
Epoxy (JB Royal, Liquid Diamonds, etc.) |
1:10 Grams : Liquid Ounces |
Start light for depth and sparkle; go heavier for opaque metallic coverage. Stir slowly to avoid bubbles. |
Polyester Resin |
1:10 Grams : Liquid Ounces |
Strong color payoff; pressure pot recommended for bubble-free casts with even flake orientation. |
Pro Tip: For the richest shimmer, use clear resin, a moderate load, and finish with a gloss polish after turning.
Project ideas
Use this bronze mica powder for resin in steampunk pen blanks, antique-style bottle stoppers, or metallic accents in HDPE Molds. Layer with Resin casting supplies for custom depth. Pair with Maneater Glow powders for glowing highlights in the same blank.
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Ready to add warm metallic bronze to your next resin project? Add the 1 oz jar to your cart today and explore the full Mica Powder range.
Maneater Casting Glow in the Dark Mica Powder for Resin – Purple (0.5 oz)
Rich violet daytime color shifts to a deep purple glow once charged, making it a favorite among pen turners casting custom Pen Blanks. The shade suits galaxy themes, fantasy barrels, and dramatic night-time effects on finished pens turned from your own resin casts.
Why Pen Turners Choose Maneater Purple GLOW
Pen-blank casting favorite – delivers bold violet that glows deep purple on turned barrels under shop lights or in the dark.
Alumilite starting ratio – use 1:30 Grams : Grams (≈ 1 g powder per 1 oz resin by weight) for consistent suspension in clear urethane.
Visible glow duration – brightest for 30–60 minutes after a 5–15 minute charge under sun, LED, or flashlight, then softens gradually.
0.5 oz jar (~14 g) – supplies many pen-blank pours at the table ratio when each pour uses roughly 1 oz resin.
Wide-mouth jar – makes precise scooping and measuring simple between projects.
Clean mix in multiple resins – works with Alumilite, JB Royal Original, and JB Royal Thin for reliable results.
Particle behavior – fine powder stays suspended well in fast-cure urethanes with minimal sinking.
Perfect For
Galaxy and fantasy Pen Blanks that glow on the finished barrel.
Amethyst-inspired custom pens paired with Pen Kits from the Pen Essentials collection.
Stadium-style glow pens for show tables and night demos.
Custom wood-and-glow-resin Hybrid Blanks you pour yourself around burl or segmented wood.
Glowing knife scales and bottle stoppers in matching violet tones.
Other turner’s castings such as resin art accents.
How to Get the Strongest Glow (Mixing Tips)
Use clear or very lightly tinted resin so the violet glow shines through.
Mix powder into Part A first, then add Part B and stir slowly to avoid bubbles.
Pen-blank starting point: Alumilite 1:30 Grams : Grams (≈ 1 g per 1 oz resin by weight); increase gradually for stronger color.
Charge 5–15 minutes under sun, LED/UV, or phone flashlight for maximum brightness.
Important: casting pigment only – NOT for stabilizing resin/wood.
Recommended Mix Ratios & Tips for Best Results
Use clear or very lightly tinted resin to let the violet glow shine. Mix powder into Part A first, then add Part B. Start conservative at the table ratios below and increase for stronger color. Charge 5–15 minutes under sun, LED/UV, or phone flashlight for maximum brightness.
Pen turners casting Pen Blanks achieve reliable results with the Alumilite row. Makers exploring Hybrid Blanks can pour glow resin around wood segments for unique turning stock. Always stir slowly and consider a pressure pot for bubble-free epoxy or polyester casts.
Resin Type |
Starting Ratio (Powder : Resin) |
Notes for Maximum Glow & Clarity |
|---|---|---|
Alumilite Urethane (Clear or Slow) |
1:30 Grams : Grams |
Fast cure helps keep powder suspended – minimal sinking. |
Epoxy (JB Royal, Liquid Diamonds, etc.) |
1:10 Grams : Liquid Ounces |
Start light for translucent glow; go heavier for opaque intensity. Stir slowly to avoid bubbles. |
Polyester Resin |
1:10 Grams : Liquid Ounces |
Great color payoff; pressure pot recommended for bubble-free casts. |
Pro Tip: clearest resin yields the brightest purple glow when charged 30–60 seconds under UV or sun.
Maneater Casting Mica – Lilac Purple (1 oz)
This delicate pastel purple mica powder for resin delivers soft lavender tones with a gentle pink shift, ideal for floral and feminine resin projects. Makers turn to Mica Powder when they need consistent pearlescence that stays suspended in clear casts.
Why makers love it
The fine particle size mixes smoothly into Alumilite, JB Royal Original, and JB Royal Thin resins without clumping. Because it is a standard pearlescent pigment, color payoff remains elegant rather than opaque, letting light play through your pen blanks and small castings. Use it alone for subtle lavender or layer with complementary shades from the Color-shifting mica collection for added depth.
Recommended Mix Ratios & Tips for Best Results
Clear or lightly tinted resin shows pearlescence best. Dark bases mute the soft lilac tones. Always mix powder into Part A first, then add Part B and stir slowly to avoid bubbles. Start conservative at roughly 1 g per 8 oz resin and increase only if you need stronger opacity.
Resin Type |
Starting Ratio (Powder : Resin) |
Notes for Maximum Color & Pearlescence |
|---|---|---|
Alumilite Urethane (Clear or Slow) |
1:30 Grams : Grams |
Fast cure helps keep mica suspended — minimal sinking; great for translucent shimmer. |
Epoxy (JB Royal, Liquid Diamonds, etc.) |
1:10 Grams : Liquid Ounces |
Start light for depth and sparkle; go heavier for opaque metallic coverage. Stir slowly to avoid bubbles. |
Polyester Resin |
1:10 Grams : Liquid Ounces |
Strong color payoff; pressure pot recommended for bubble-free casts with even flake orientation. |
Pro Tip: For the richest shimmer, cast in clear resin with a moderate load, then finish with a gloss polish. This lilac shade pairs beautifully with soft pinks or whites for feminine pen blanks.
Project ideas
Swirl this mica powder for resin into HDPE molds from HDPE Molds to create elegant lavender pen blanks. Accent river-table veins, jewelry, or small keepsakes where a gentle pastel glow is desired. Explore the full Resin casting supplies range and the Maneater Glow line for complementary effects.
Ready to add soft lilac elegance to your next pour? Add the 1 oz jar to your cart and start casting today.
Maneater Casting Mica – Blaze Orange (1 oz)
This brilliant safety-orange mica powder for resin produces a bold hunter-orange metallic finish with intense shimmer. Pen turners and resin casters choose it for high-visibility blanks that stand out under any light.
Why makers love it
The fine particle size suspends evenly in clear casting resins, delivering consistent pearlescence without clumping. Use it with Alumilite, JB Royal Original, and JB Royal Thin for reliable results. The 1 oz wide-mouth jar makes measuring simple for small or large pours.
Recommended Mix Ratios & Tips for Best Results
Clear or lightly tinted resin shows the metallic shimmer best. Mix the powder into Part A first, then add Part B and stir slowly to avoid bubbles. Start with a conservative load and increase only if more opacity is needed.
Layer this blaze orange with complementary micas from our Mica Powder collection for custom swirl effects in pen blanks or river tables.
Resin Type |
Starting Ratio (Powder : Resin) |
Notes for Maximum Color & Pearlescence |
|---|---|---|
Alumilite Urethane (Clear or Slow) |
1:30 Grams : Grams |
Fast cure helps keep mica suspended — minimal sinking; great for translucent shimmer. |
Epoxy (JB Royal, Liquid Diamonds, etc.) |
1:10 Grams : Liquid Ounces |
Start light for depth and sparkle; go heavier for opaque metallic coverage. Stir slowly to avoid bubbles. |
Polyester Resin |
1:10 Grams : Liquid Ounces |
Strong color payoff; pressure pot recommended for bubble-free casts with even flake orientation. |
Pro Tip: For the richest shimmer, cast in clear resin with a moderate load, then finish with a gloss polish. This mica powder for epoxy resin is casting pigment only — NOT for stabilizing resin.
Project ideas
Ideal for high-visibility pen blanks, caution-themed castings, accent veins in river tables, or bold jewelry pieces. Pair with HDPE Molds for clean pours and explore Color-shifting mica or Maneater Glow options for added effects.
Shop the full Resin casting supplies range to complete your next project.
Maneater Casting Mica – Bright Gold (1 oz)
Bright Gold mica powder for resin produces a rich, shiny metallic finish ideal for luxury pen blanks and castings. Makers choose this pearlescent powder when they want maximum sparkle in clear epoxy without dulling the depth.
Why makers love it
This fine metallic mica suspends evenly in resin and pairs beautifully with Alumilite, JB Royal Original, and JB Royal Thin resins. The bright yellow-gold tone creates treasure-like effects in river tables, jewelry, and swirl blanks. Because it is a standard pearlescent pigment, it works in any clear or lightly tinted casting project.
Recommended Mix Ratios & Tips for Best Results
Start with a conservative load so the metallic flakes catch light without clouding transparency. Mix powder into Part A first, then add Part B and stir slowly to avoid bubbles. Clear resin shows the pearlescence best; dark bases mute the gold.
Layer with complementary micas from the Mica Powder collection for depth. Always wear gloves and work in a ventilated area.
Resin Type |
Starting Ratio (Powder : Resin) |
Notes for Maximum Color & Pearlescence |
|---|---|---|
Alumilite Urethane (Clear or Slow) |
1:30 Grams : Grams |
Fast cure helps keep mica suspended — minimal sinking; great for translucent shimmer. |
Epoxy (JB Royal, Liquid Diamonds, etc.) |
1:10 Grams : Liquid Ounces |
Start light for depth and sparkle; go heavier for opaque metallic coverage. Stir slowly to avoid bubbles. |
Polyester Resin |
1:10 Grams : Liquid Ounces |
Strong color payoff; pressure pot recommended for bubble-free casts with even flake orientation. |
Pro Tip: For the richest shimmer, use clear resin, a moderate 1 g per 8 oz load, and finish with a gloss polish after demolding.
Project ideas
Use Bright Gold in swirl pen blanks, accent veins in river tables, or metallic jewelry casts. Pair with HDPE Molds for clean edges and explore glow options in the Maneater Glow collection when you want light-charging effects.
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Browse the full range of Resin casting supplies and color-shifting options at Color-shifting mica. Add this 1 oz jar to your cart today and start creating brilliant metallic resin projects.
Maneater Casting Mica – Pearl Black (1 oz)
This deep black Mica Powder delivers strong pearl sheen for oil-slick and smoke effects in clear resin. Makers turn it into striking HDPE Molds projects and pen blanks where the metallic pearl catches light beautifully.
Why makers love it
Pen turners and resin casters choose pearl black mica powder for resin because it suspends evenly and builds rich depth without overpowering the pour. The fine particles create smooth pearlescence that shifts from jet black to subtle oil-slick highlights. It mixes cleanly into Alumilite, JB Royal Original, and JB Royal Thin resins for consistent results every time. The 1 oz wide-mouth jar gives plenty of powder for multiple small castings while keeping the product fresh.
Recommended Mix Ratios & Tips for Best Results
Start with small test batches when working with pearl black mica powder for resin so you can dial in the exact look you want. Clear or lightly tinted resin shows the pearlescence best; darker bases mute the metallic flash. Always mix the powder into Part A first before adding Part B to avoid clumping. Stir slowly to reduce bubbles and let the mixture rest a minute so any air can escape.
Begin conservative with roughly one gram per eight ounces of resin and increase only if you need stronger opacity. Layer this powder with complementary shades from the Mica Powder collection or pair it with Maneater Glow powders for added dimension in river tables and jewelry.
Resin Type |
Starting Ratio (Powder : Resin) |
Notes for Maximum Color & Pearlescence |
|---|---|---|
Alumilite Urethane (Clear or Slow) |
1:30 Grams : Grams |
Fast cure helps keep mica suspended — minimal sinking; great for translucent shimmer. |
Epoxy (JB Royal, Liquid Diamonds, etc.) |
1:10 Grams : Liquid Ounces |
Start light for depth and sparkle; go heavier for opaque metallic coverage. Stir slowly to avoid bubbles. |
Polyester Resin |
1:10 Grams : Liquid Ounces |
Strong color payoff; pressure pot recommended for bubble-free casts with even flake orientation. |
Pro Tip: For the richest shimmer, use clear resin, moderate load, and finish the cured piece with a gloss polish. This pearl black mica powder for resin is casting pigment only — NOT for stabilizing resin or wood.
Project ideas
Swirl this powder into acrylic or epoxy pen blanks for dramatic black-and-silver patterns. Use it as accent veins in river tables or to create smoky jewelry pieces that catch the light. It also shines in small castings where you want subtle metallic depth without glow or color-shift effects.
Ready to cast?
Add the 1 oz jar of pearl black mica powder for resin to your cart and start your next project with Resin casting supplies. Explore the full line including Color-shifting mica for even more creative options.
Maneater Casting Mica Powder for Resin – Pearl Midnight Green
Pearl Midnight Green delivers a rich teal-green base with strong pearlescent shimmer that creates stunning ocean-depth effects in clear resin. This Mica Powder is formulated specifically as resin casting supplies for pen turners and makers who want reliable color payoff without glow or color-shift properties.
Why makers love it
Pen turners choose this Mica Powder because the fine particles suspend evenly in Alumilite, JB Royal Original, and JB Royal Thin resins. The pearl finish adds depth and metallic highlights that read beautifully in translucent casts. Use it for swirl pen blanks, river-table accents, or jewelry where a deep teal pearl is desired. The 1 oz wide-mouth jar makes measuring easy and keeps the powder dry between projects.
Recommended Mix Ratios & Tips for Best Results
Start with a conservative load to preserve translucency and let the pearlescence shine. Clear or lightly tinted resin shows the metallic shimmer best while dark bases mute the effect. Always mix powder into Part A first, then add Part B and stir slowly to avoid bubbles. Layer with complementary micas for swirl effects in pen blanks.
Resin Type |
Starting Ratio (Powder : Resin) |
Notes for Maximum Color & Pearlescence |
|---|---|---|
Alumilite Urethane (Clear or Slow) |
1:30 Grams : Grams |
Fast cure helps keep mica suspended — minimal sinking; great for translucent shimmer. |
Epoxy (JB Royal, Liquid Diamonds, etc.) |
1:10 Grams : Liquid Ounces |
Start light for depth and sparkle; go heavier for opaque metallic coverage. Stir slowly to avoid bubbles. |
Polyester Resin |
1:10 Grams : Liquid Ounces |
Strong color payoff; pressure pot recommended for bubble-free casts with even flake orientation. |
Pro Tip: For the richest shimmer, use clear resin, moderate load, and finish with a gloss polish after turning.
Project ideas
Create ocean-themed pen blanks with layered teal and pearl accents. Add subtle veins in river tables or cast elegant teal jewelry pieces that catch the light. Pair with HDPE Molds for clean edges and explore the full Maneater Glow or Color-shifting mica lines for contrast projects.
Ready to cast your next masterpiece? Add Pearl Midnight Green Mica Powder to your cart and start turning today.
Maneater Casting Mica – Pearl White (1 oz)
Bright white with strong pearl sparkle creates the classic ghost/pearl effect in clear casts. This fine pearlescent mica powder for resin delivers soft luminous highlights that read like fresh snow or drifting clouds.
Why makers love it
Pen turners and resin casters reach for this Mica Powder when they need clean white pearlescence without overpowering other colors. It mixes smoothly into Alumilite, JB Royal Original, and JB Royal Thin resins and stays suspended for even shimmer. Use it in Resin casting supplies projects where you want depth and soft metallic reflection rather than flat pigment.
Recommended Mix Ratios & Tips for Best Results
Start with a light load to preserve translucency and let the pearl effect shine through. Clear or lightly tinted resin shows pearlescence best; dark bases mute the shimmer. Mix powder into Part A first, then add Part B and stir slowly to avoid bubbles.
Begin around 1 g per 8 oz of resin and increase only if you need stronger opacity. Layer with complementary micas from the Color-shifting mica or Maneater Glow collections for swirl effects. This pigment is for casting only and is not intended for stabilizing resin or wood.
Resin Type |
Starting Ratio (Powder : Resin) |
Notes for Maximum Color & Pearlescence |
|---|---|---|
Alumilite Urethane (Clear or Slow) |
1:30 Grams : Grams |
Fast cure helps keep mica suspended — minimal sinking; great for translucent shimmer. |
Epoxy (JB Royal, Liquid Diamonds, etc.) |
1:10 Grams : Liquid Ounces |
Start light for depth and sparkle; go heavier for opaque metallic coverage. Stir slowly to avoid bubbles. |
Polyester Resin |
1:10 Grams : Liquid Ounces |
Strong color payoff; pressure pot recommended for bubble-free casts with even flake orientation. |
Pro Tip: For the richest shimmer, cast in clear resin with a moderate load, demold, and finish with a gloss polish to intensify the pearl reflection.
Project ideas
Swirl this Pearl White into pen blanks for elegant ghost-grain patterns, add soft highlight veins in river tables, or create snow-themed jewelry and holiday ornaments. Pair with HDPE Molds for clean edges on every pour.
Ready to add bright pearl shimmer to your next epoxy resin project? Add Maneater Casting Mica – Pearl White to your cart today.
Maneater Casting Mica – Radiant Green (1 oz)
This vibrant emerald mica powder for resin delivers jewel-tone depth and maximum sparkle in clear casts. Pen turners and resin artists reach for it when they want bold green that pops under workshop lights without shifting color.
Why makers love it
Strong saturation and fine particle size keep the powder suspended evenly in Alumilite, JB Royal Original, and JB Royal Thin resins. The result is brilliant metallic pearlescence that reads rich and luxurious in luxury nature blanks or river-table accents. One wide-mouth jar gives you plenty for multiple projects while staying easy to scoop.
Explore more options in our Mica Powder collection or browse Resin casting supplies for complementary tools.
Recommended Mix Ratios & Tips for Best Results
Start with a light load to preserve translucency and let the emerald shimmer shine through. Clear or lightly tinted resin shows pearlescence best; dark bases mute the vibrancy. Mix powder into Part A first, then add Part B and stir slowly to avoid bubbles.
Begin around 1 g per 8 oz of resin and increase gradually for stronger opacity. Layer with complementary micas for swirl effects in pen blanks or accent veins.
Resin Type |
Starting Ratio (Powder : Resin) |
Notes for Maximum Color & Pearlescence |
|---|---|---|
Alumilite Urethane (Clear or Slow) |
1:30 Grams : Grams |
Fast cure helps keep mica suspended — minimal sinking; great for translucent shimmer. |
Epoxy (JB Royal, Liquid Diamonds, etc.) |
1:10 Grams : Liquid Ounces |
Start light for depth and sparkle; go heavier for opaque metallic coverage. Stir slowly to avoid bubbles. |
Polyester Resin |
1:10 Grams : Liquid Ounces |
Strong color payoff; pressure pot recommended for bubble-free casts with even flake orientation. |
Pro Tip: For the richest shimmer, cast in clear resin with a moderate load, then finish with a gloss polish. This mica is casting pigment only — NOT for stabilizing resin.
Project ideas
Use Radiant Green for swirl pen blanks, emerald river-table veins, or bold jewelry accents. Pair with HDPE Molds for clean edges and explore Color-shifting mica or Maneater Glow for contrast effects.
Ready to create? Add this 1 oz jar to your cart and start your next vibrant resin project today.
Maneater Blue-Red Color Shift Mica Powder for Resin
This color-shifting mica delivers a dramatic flip from deep blue to bright red as light and viewing angle change. Pen turners and resin casters reach for it when they want eye-catching depth in clear casts without glow additives.
Why makers love color-shifting mica
The fine particles stay suspended in clear casting resins, producing a true chameleon effect that intensifies on a glossy finished surface. Use it in Alumilite, JB Royal Original, and JB Royal Thin resin systems for pen blanks, jewelry, or show-piece castings. The shift is strongest in daylight and under directional lighting once the piece is polished.
Recommended Mix Ratios & Tips for Best Results
Start with a clear or very lightly tinted base so the angle-dependent flip remains visible. Mix the powder into Part A first, then add Part B and stir slowly to limit bubbles. A glossy topcoat after curing makes the color change pop.
Resin Type |
Starting Ratio (Powder : Resin) |
Notes for Preserving the Color Shift |
|---|---|---|
Alumilite Urethane (Clear or Slow) |
1:30 Grams : Grams |
Fast cure helps keep powder suspended; clear or lightly tinted base shows shift best. |
Epoxy (JB Royal, Liquid Diamonds, etc.) |
1:10 Grams : Liquid Ounces |
Start light for translucent depth; heavier loads can mute the flip effect. Stir slowly to avoid bubbles. |
Polyester Resin |
1:10 Grams : Liquid Ounces |
Strong color payoff; pressure pot recommended for bubble-free casts that show angle shift. |
Pro tip: keep pigment loads moderate and finish with a high-gloss polish so the blue-to-red transition stays vivid at every angle.
Project ideas
Turn dragon-scale pens, fantasy resin blanks, or bold statement jewelry where the color flip becomes the focal point. Pair with HDPE Molds for clean edges and explore more options in our Mica Powder and Resin casting supplies collections. For glow accents try Maneater Glow powders alongside this shift.
Ready to add dramatic color movement to your next blank? Add the 0.5 oz jar to your cart now.
Maneater Color Shifting Mica Powder for Resin – Yellow-Green
This color-shifting mica shifts from golden yellow to vibrant lime green depending on angle and light. Makers use it in clear casts to create citrus or alien effects in pen blanks and jewelry.
Why Makers Love This Color Shifting Mica Powder
The fine particles suspend evenly in Alumilite and other resins, delivering a visible flip on glossy finished surfaces. Use it with JB Royal Original, and JB Royal Thin epoxy for translucent depth that highlights the yellow-green transition. Mica Powder like this works best in clear or lightly tinted bases.
Recommended Mix Ratios & Tips for Best Results
Start with small amounts to keep the color shift visible. Mix powder into Part A first, then add Part B. Clear resin bases preserve the angle-dependent flip best. Polish the final cast to a high gloss so light catches the yellow-to-green change.
Use Resin casting supplies and HDPE Molds for clean results. Avoid dark tints that mute the effect.
Resin Type |
Starting Ratio (Powder : Resin) |
Notes for Preserving the Color Shift |
|---|---|---|
Alumilite Urethane (Clear or Slow) |
1:30 Grams : Grams |
Fast cure helps keep powder suspended; clear or lightly tinted base shows shift best. |
Epoxy (JB Royal, Liquid Diamonds, etc.) |
1:10 Grams : Liquid Ounces |
Start light for translucent depth; heavier loads can mute the flip effect. Stir slowly to avoid bubbles. |
Polyester Resin |
1:10 Grams : Liquid Ounces |
Strong color payoff; pressure pot recommended for bubble-free casts that show angle shift. |
Pro Tip: For maximum yellow-green flip, use moderate loads around 1 g per 8 oz resin and finish with high-gloss polish.
Project Ideas for Yellow-Green Color Shifting Mica
Try dragon-scale pens, fantasy resin blanks, or statement jewelry where the angle shift steals the show. Pair with Maneater Glow powders for layered effects in the same cast.
Ready to cast your next showpiece? Add this 0.5 oz jar of Maneater color shifting mica powder for resin to your cart today.
Maneater Pink-Orange Glow in the Dark Mica Powder for Pen Blanks (0.5 oz)
Pen turners seeking vibrant color-shifting effects turn to Maneater Pink-Orange glow in the dark mica powder for pen blanks. In daylight this pigment delivers a lively coral-pink shimmer that transforms into a warm orange glow once charged. The result is eye-catching tropical sunset or coral reef themes on finished turned barrels that stand out at shows or under shop lights.
Why Pen Turners Choose Maneater Pink-Orange GLOW
Pen-blank ready intensity — One of the brightest pink-to-orange color-shifting options for custom Pen Blanks that glow after a quick charge.
Alumilite 1:30 ratio — Start at 1 g powder per 30 g resin by weight for even distribution and strong glow on thin-wall barrels.
Visible glow duration — Brightest for the first 30–60 minutes after charging, then softens gradually for realistic shop demos.
Super-fine mica base — Mixes smoothly in clear resins without clumping or settling, ideal for layered Hybrid Blanks.
0.5 oz jar (~14 g) — Enough powder for multiple pen-blank pours at the recommended starting ratio.
Wide-mouth jar — Makes precise scooping easy and mess-free during measuring.
Resin compatibility — Works with Alumilite, JB Royal Original, JB Royal Thin and most clear epoxies.
Perfect For
Tropical sunset or coral reef Pen Blanks paired with teal or silver micas.
Bioluminescent beach or ocean-themed barrels turned on Pen Kits.
Custom wood-and-glow-resin hybrid pen blanks, stoppers or scales poured by the maker — see inspiration in the Hybrid Blanks collection.
Glow fishing-lure embeds or night-sky river-table accents that share the same resin workflow.
Halloween or fantasy knife scales and bottle openers for turners.
How to Get the Strongest Glow (Mixing Tips)
Use clear or very lightly tinted resin so darker bases do not overpower the pastel coral-pink daytime color.
Mix the powder into Part A first for even distribution, then add Part B.
Pen-blank starting dose follows the ratio table below: Alumilite at 1:30 g:g (≈ 1 g powder per 1 oz resin by weight). Increase gradually for stronger color or glow.
Charge finished blanks 5–15 minutes under sunlight, LED, UV or a phone flashlight.
Works in epoxy, urethane and UV resin systems.
Important: This is a casting pigment and is NOT designed for stabilizing resin/wood.
Recommended Mix Ratios & Tips for Best Results
Pen turners achieve the brightest results by keeping resin clear and following the authoritative ratios below. Always stir slowly to avoid bubbles and use a pressure pot when casting larger pieces.
Start with the Alumilite 1:30 ratio for most Pen Blanks. Epoxy users begin at the lighter 1:10 end and adjust for desired opacity. Charge the finished blank 30–60 seconds under direct sun or strong UV for maximum initial brightness.
Explore more options in Resin casting supplies and the full Maneater Glow line.
Resin Type |
Starting Ratio (Powder : Resin) |
Notes for Maximum Glow & Clarity |
|---|---|---|
Alumilite Urethane (Clear or Slow) |
1:30 Grams : Grams |
Fast cure helps keep powder suspended – minimal sinking. |
Epoxy (JB Royal, Liquid Diamonds, etc.) |
1:10 Grams : Liquid Ounces |
Start light for translucent glow; go heavier for opaque intensity. Stir slowly to avoid bubbles. |
Polyester Resin |
1:10 Grams : Liquid Ounces |
Great color payoff; pressure pot recommended for bubble-free casts. |
Pro Tip: For the brightest glow on turned Pen Blanks, use clear resin, moderate pigment per the table, and a 30–60 second UV or sun charge. Pair finished pieces with Pen Kits or Pen Essentials for complete projects. See the growing Hybrid Blanks collection for wood-and-resin inspiration.
Slime Yellow Glow in the Dark Mica Powder for Resin Pen Blanks
Pen turners reach for this vibrant slime yellow glow in the dark mica powder when they want electric color that charges fast and pops under shop lights. The daytime shade is a bold toxic yellow that shifts to bright green once charged, making it ideal for custom Pen Blanks that stand out on a show table or in a customer’s hand.
Why Pen Turners Choose Maneater Slime Yellow GLOW
Pen-blank casting favorite: Mixes cleanly into clear Alumilite for thin-wall Sierra and similar styles that glow on the finished barrel.
1 g per 1 oz starting dose: Follow the 1:30 ratio for Alumilite so you know exactly how much mica powder per ounce delivers strong color without sinking.
30–60 minute visible glow: Brightest right after a 5–15 minute charge under sun, LED, or UV, then softens naturally for realistic shop demos.
0.5 oz jar (~14 g): Enough powder for multiple small pen-blank pours at the recommended Alumilite ratio.
Wide-mouth jar: Makes scooping and precise measuring simple during resin sessions.
Clear-resin clarity: Performs best in transparent bases so the pastel glow stays bright rather than muddy.
Pairing potential: Combines with Slime Green or Red Sky for layered biohazard or stadium themes.
Perfect For
Slime-yellow glow Pen Blanks turned on Sierra or similar kits from Pen Kits.
Custom hybrid blanks where makers pour glow resin around burl or segmented wood.
Show-table pens that charge under display lights and glow during evening sales.
Bottle stoppers and knife scales that need the same resin workflow as pen blanks.
Layered casts combining this shade with Violet or Yellow-Green for unique effects.
Inspiration from finished pieces in the growing Hybrid Blanks collection.
How to Get the Strongest Glow (Mixing Tips)
Start with clear or very lightly tinted resin so the slime yellow glow stays vivid.
Mix the powder into Part A first, then add Part B and stir slowly to reduce bubbles.
Use the pen-blank starting dose of 1 g powder per 1 oz resin by weight for Alumilite; increase gradually for stronger color.
Charge finished blanks 5–15 minutes under sunlight, LED, or UV light before testing glow.
Important: This is a casting pigment only and is not intended for stabilizing resin or wood.
Recommended Mix Ratios & Tips for Best Results
Pen turners casting their own blanks need reliable ratios that keep powder suspended and glow bright. Always begin with clear resin bases. The table below shows the exact starting ratios tested with this slime yellow glow in the dark mica powder. Begin at the Alumilite 1:30 ratio for most pen blanks. Epoxy and polyester rows use their own units. Stir slowly and avoid over-pigmentation that can reduce glow intensity. At JB Royal Original and JB Royal Thin the 1:10 ratio gives translucent results that still charge quickly. Stadium Pen Blanks tests every batch of Maneater GLOW in-house on actual pen blanks to confirm suspension and glow performance before release.
Resin Type |
Starting Ratio (Powder : Resin) |
Notes for Maximum Glow & Clarity |
|---|---|---|
Alumilite Urethane (Clear or Slow) |
1:30 Grams : Grams |
Fast cure helps keep powder suspended – minimal sinking. |
Epoxy (JB Royal Original, JB Royal Thin, Liquid Diamonds, etc.) |
1:10 Grams : Liquid Ounces |
Start light for translucent glow; go heavier for opaque intensity. Stir slowly to avoid bubbles. |
Polyester Resin |
1:10 Grams : Liquid Ounces |
Great color payoff; pressure pot recommended for bubble-free casts. |
Pro Tip: For the brightest slime yellow glow on finished Pen Blanks, use clear resin, stay at the table ratios, and give blanks a quick 30–60 second UV or sunlight charge before turning. Explore more glow options in the full Maneater Glow line or pair with Pen Essentials and HDPE Molds for your next pour.
Maneater Green-Blue Color Shifting Mica Powder for Resin
This color-shifting mica produces a striking chameleon effect that transitions from rich emerald to deep sapphire as light and viewing angle change. Pen turners and resin casters select it for peacock, mermaid, and ocean-themed custom blanks and jewelry.
Why Makers Love This Color Shifting Mica
Fine particles suspend evenly in clear casting resins and deliver a visible hue flip on glossy finished surfaces. It works with Alumilite, Original, and Thin resins for translucent depth. The shift is strongest in daylight and under directional lighting once polished.
How to Use Mica Powder in Resin
Start with clear or lightly tinted bases to preserve the angle-dependent color change. Dark pigments flatten the flip. Always mix the powder into Part A first, then add Part B and stir slowly to reduce bubbles. A glossy final polish maximizes the visible shift.
Recommended Mix Ratios & Tips for Best Results
Begin conservatively at roughly one gram per eight ounces of resin and increase only if more saturation is needed without losing the chameleon effect.
| Resin Type | Starting Ratio (Powder : Resin) | Notes for Preserving the Color Shift |
|---|---|---|
| Alumilite Urethane (Clear or Slow) | 1:30 Grams : Grams | Fast cure helps keep powder suspended; clear or lightly tinted base shows shift best. |
| Epoxy (JB Royal, Liquid Diamonds, etc.) | 1:10 Grams : Liquid Ounces | Start light for translucent depth; heavier loads can mute the flip effect. Stir slowly to avoid bubbles. |
| Polyester Resin | 1:10 Grams : Liquid Ounces | Strong color payoff; pressure pot recommended for bubble-free casts that show angle shift. |
Pro Tip: For the strongest green-to-blue transition, cast in clear resin, keep pigment loads moderate, and finish with a high-gloss polish so the color flip is obvious from every viewing angle.
How Much Mica Powder Per Ounce
Use approximately 0.125 grams per ounce of resin as a starting point. Increase gradually while testing the shift on a small sample to maintain the dramatic emerald-to-sapphire flip.
Project Ideas
Dragon-scale pens, fantasy resin blanks, mermaid jewelry, and show-piece castings all benefit from this green-blue shift. Pair it with HDPE Molds for clean edges and explore complementary shades in the Mica Powder and Maneater Glow collections.
Ready to Create?
Add Maneater green-blue resin casting supplies to your cart and start turning pieces that change color with every turn of the light.
Mica Powder for Resin in Aquamarine
Aquamarine mica powder for resin delivers a soft pearlescent Caribbean teal with gentle blue-green sparkle. Makers choose this shade for beach themes, mermaid projects, and ocean-inspired pen blanks. The fine particles suspend evenly in clear casting resins to produce depth without overpowering the pour.
Why Makers Love Aquamarine Mica Powder for Epoxy
This Mica Powder mixes smoothly into Alumilite, JB Royal Original, and JB Royal Thin resins. It offers excellent pearlescence at low loads and builds to a metallic sheen when more powder is added. Use it alone or layer with complementary shades for custom swirl effects in Resin casting supplies.
Recommended Mix Ratios & Tips for Best Results
Start with small test batches to dial in the exact look you want. Clear or lightly tinted resin shows the pearlescence best. Mix the powder into Part A first, then add Part B and stir slowly to reduce bubbles. Begin conservative at roughly one gram per eight ounces of resin and increase for stronger color or opacity.
Resin Type |
Starting Ratio (Powder : Resin) |
Notes for Maximum Color & Pearlescence |
|---|---|---|
Alumilite Urethane (Clear or Slow) |
1:30 Grams : Grams |
Fast cure helps keep mica suspended — minimal sinking; great for translucent shimmer. |
Epoxy (JB Royal, Liquid Diamonds, etc.) |
1:10 Grams : Liquid Ounces |
Start light for depth and sparkle; go heavier for opaque metallic coverage. Stir slowly to avoid bubbles. |
Polyester Resin |
1:10 Grams : Liquid Ounces |
Strong color payoff; pressure pot recommended for bubble-free casts with even flake orientation. |
Pro Tip: For the richest shimmer, cast in clear resin with a moderate load and finish the blank with a gloss polish.
Project Ideas for Aquamarine Mica Powder for Pen Blanks
Swirl this shade into HDPE Molds for ocean-themed pen blanks. Accent river-table veins or create jewelry with a mermaid vibe. Pair with Color-shifting mica or Maneater Glow powders for layered effects. Explore more options like Maneater Coral or Maneater Sapphire.
Ready to cast your next project? Add Aquamarine mica powder for epoxy resin to your cart and explore the full line of Mica Powder colors.
Mica Powder for Resin and Pen Blanks
Stadium Pen Blanks offers a complete range of mica powder for resin designed specifically for pen turners and resin casters. Whether you need mica powder in resin for vibrant color, metallic sheen, or dramatic glow effects, this collection delivers consistent, high-quality pigments that mix cleanly into epoxy systems.
Types of Mica Powders in This Collection
Our selection includes regular metallic mica, pearlescent finishes, color-shifting pigments, and intense glow-in-the-dark powders. Glow options such as Maneater Casting GLOW Powder - Aqua and Maneater Casting GLOW Powder - Blue charge quickly and deliver long-lasting after-dark visibility. Regular metallic powders like Maneater Black Casting Mica Powder provide deep color and shimmer without glow properties. Color-shifting varieties add dynamic visual interest under changing light.
How to Use Mica Powder in Resin
Successful results start with proper dispersion. Add mica powder for epoxy resin gradually while mixing to avoid clumps. Most makers find that 1–3% pigment by weight of resin produces rich, opaque color while preserving clarity in thinner layers. For translucent effects, start with 0.5% and adjust upward. When working with mica powder for epoxy, always disperse the powder first in a small amount of resin before adding the remainder of your mix.
How Much Mica Powder per Ounce
When measuring how much mica powder per ounce of resin, begin with 0.1–0.3 grams per ounce for light tints. Increase to 0.5–1 gram per ounce for bold, saturated results. Always test small batches first, especially when combining multiple colors or glow powders. Wide-mouth jars in our lineup make scooping and weighing simple and accurate. Makers also reference how much mica powder per gallon when scaling up for larger river tables or stadium blanks.
Mica Powder for Epoxy Resin Projects
Pen turners rely on mica powder for epoxy resin to create stadium seat blanks, river tables, and custom knife scales. Glow powders pair beautifully with clear resins such as Alumilite and JB Royal. For layered or galaxy effects, combine Maneater Casting GLOW Powder - Orange-Red with Maneater Casting GLOW Powder - Orange-Yellow and standard metallic powders. Color-shifting options add unexpected depth when viewed from different angles. Explore additional glow choices like Maneater Casting GLOW Powder - Blue Sky for soft pastel effects in your next pour.
Practical Tips for Consistent Results
Store powders in a cool, dry location to prevent moisture absorption. Mix thoroughly but gently to maintain fine particle suspension. When casting large blanks, divide your resin into smaller measured batches so you can control color intensity precisely. Link to our casting supplies collection for complementary molds, cups, and release agents that complete any project. With 54 mica products available, you can match any design vision from subtle pastels to electric neon glow. Explore the full lineup and discover the perfect mica powder for pen blanks today.

