Mica Powder for Epoxy Resin and Pen Blanks

Maneater Casting Mica – Pearl Rose (1 oz)

Pearl Rose delivers a delicate rose-pink pearl finish that glows softly in clear castings. Makers choose this Mica Powder for romantic and bridal resin pen blanks where gentle shimmer matters most.

Why Makers Love Pearl Rose

The fine pearlescent particles suspend evenly in clear resins, producing depth without clouding. Use it for swirl pen blanks, accent veins in river tables, or elegant jewelry pieces. It mixes cleanly with Alumilite, JB Royal Original, and JB Royal Thin resins while keeping the romantic pearl tone visible.

Recommended Mix Ratios & Tips for Best Results

Clear or lightly tinted resin shows the pearlescence best. Mix powder into Part A first, then add Part B. Start light and increase for stronger color or opacity. Layer with complementary micas for swirl effects.

Pro Tip: richest shimmer comes from clear resin, moderate load, and a final gloss polish. Always wear gloves and work in a ventilated area. This is casting pigment only — NOT for stabilizing resin.

Project Ideas

Swirl pen blanks with soft pink pearl, delicate accent veins in river tables, bridal jewelry, and layered coasters all highlight the romantic finish. Pair with HDPE Molds for clean edges.

Browse the full line of Resin casting supplies or explore Color-shifting mica and Maneater Glow options for more effects.

Maneater Casting Mica – Pearl Violet (1 oz)

Pearl Violet delivers a rich violet base with strong pearlescent shimmer that catches light beautifully in clear casts. Makers choose this Mica Powder when they want depth and elegance in resin projects.

Why makers love it

This fine pearlescent mica powder for resin mixes smoothly into Alumilite, JB Royal Original, and JB Royal Thin resins without clumping. The violet pearl finish creates mystical galaxy effects in pen blanks and small castings. Use it with Resin casting supplies for consistent results every time.

Recommended Mix Ratios & Tips for Best Results

Start with small test batches to dial in the exact shade you want. Clear or lightly tinted resin shows the pearlescence best while dark bases mute the violet tones. 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 for stronger color or opacity. Layer with complementary micas for swirl effects in your blanks.

Pro Tip: For the richest shimmer, use clear resin, moderate load, and finish with a gloss polish after turning.

Project ideas

Swirl this Mica Powder into pen blanks for elegant purple highlights. Accent river-table veins or create themed jewelry pieces. Pair with HDPE Molds for clean edges. Explore Color-shifting mica or Maneater Glow options for contrast effects in the same pour.

Usage notes

This is casting pigment only — NOT for stabilizing resin or wood. Always wear proper PPE when handling dry powders. Store in a cool, dry place to maintain flow and color integrity.

Ready to create? Add Pearl Violet to your cart and start your next resin project today.

Mica Powder for Resin in Radiant Orange

This vibrant tangerine mica powder for resin delivers intense metallic shimmer ideal for pen turners and resin casters seeking bold citrus tones. Makers choose it for tropical fire effects in clear castings where light catches every flake.

Why Makers Love Radiant Orange Mica Powder for Epoxy

Pen turners reach for this Mica Powder because the fine particles suspend evenly in Alumilite, JB Royal Original, and JB Royal Thin resins, producing consistent pearlescence without clumping. The strong metallic finish shines under workshop lights, making it perfect for accenting river tables or jewelry. It mixes cleanly with Resin casting supplies and pairs well with Maneater Glow powders for layered depth.

Recommended Mix Ratios & Tips for Best Results

Start with small test batches when learning how to use mica powder in resin. Clear resin bases reveal the brightest metallic payoff while dark tints mute the vibrancy. Always blend powder into Part A first, then add Part B slowly to reduce bubbles.

Begin around one gram per eight ounces of resin and increase gradually for stronger opacity. Layer this radiant orange with complementary shades for swirl patterns in pen blanks.

Pro tip: the richest shimmer appears in clear resin with moderate loading followed by a gloss polish on the finished blank.

Project Ideas Using Mica Powder for Pen Blanks

Swirl this radiant orange into HDPE Molds for citrus-themed pens or use it as accent veins in river tables. It also creates striking jewelry pieces and small castings that glow under craft lighting.

Ready to Cast?

Add this 1 oz jar of radiant orange Color-shifting mica to your cart and explore the full Maneater Glow line for more neon effects.

Mica Powder for Resin in Vibrant Radiant Pink

This Maneater Casting Mica in Radiant Pink brings intense hot magenta sparkle to your resin projects. Makers choose it for pen blanks that need bold neon energy under any light.

Why Makers Love Radiant Pink Mica Powder for Epoxy

The fine particles suspend evenly in clear casting resin, giving strong color payoff without clouding. Use Mica Powder when you want metallic depth that reads bright pink rather than flat. It mixes cleanly with Alumilite, JB Royal Original, and JB Royal Thin resins for consistent results every pour.

Recommended Mix Ratios & Tips for Best Results

Start with a light load so the pink stays translucent and the shimmer can catch light. Clear resin shows the metallic effect best; darker bases mute the vibrancy. Always mix powder into Part A first, then add Part B and stir slowly to limit bubbles.

Begin around one gram per eight ounces of resin and increase only if you need more opacity. Layer this shade with complementary colors from the Mica Powder line for swirl effects in blanks.

Pro tip: the richest shimmer appears in clear resin with a moderate load followed by a gloss polish on the finished blank.

Project Ideas Using This Mica Powder for Pen Blanks

Swirl it into clear Resin casting supplies for hot-pink accent veins in river tables or pair it with HDPE Molds for uniform 1 oz blanks. It also shines in jewelry and small castings where neon pink is the star.

Ready to add this bold shade to your next pour? Add the 1 oz jar to your cart and explore the full Maneater Glow and Color-shifting mica collections for even more options.

Maneater Casting Mica – Radiant Red Mica Powder for Resin

Radiant Red mica powder for resin produces a vivid candy-apple metallic finish that stands out in clear castings. Pen turners and resin artists choose this neon powder pigment when they want strong vibrancy without shifting hues.

Why Makers Love Radiant Red

This Mica Powder suspends evenly in clear systems and pairs beautifully with Alumilite, JB Royal Original, and JB Royal Thin resins. The fine particles create depth and sparkle while remaining easy to mix. Use it for bold dramatic blanks or accent veins in river tables. Makers also explore complementary shades in the Mica Radiant Neon and Color-shifting mica collections.

Recommended Mix Ratios & Tips for Best Results

Start with a light load to preserve translucency and metallic flash. Clear or lightly tinted resin shows pearlescence best. Mix powder into Part A first, then add Part B and stir slowly to reduce bubbles. Increase the ratio gradually until you reach the desired opacity for your project.

Pro Tip: For the richest shimmer, cast in clear resin with a moderate load and finish with a gloss polish. This Resin casting supplies approach works well for HDPE Molds projects too.

Project Ideas for Radiant Red

Swirl pen blanks, accent river-table veins, bold jewelry pieces, and themed castings all benefit from the intense red metallic payoff. Pair with Maneater Casting Mica - Radiant Blue or Maneater Casting Mica - Sapphire for layered effects. Glow enthusiasts can explore Maneater Glow options such as Maneater Casting Glow Powder - Red Sky.

Ready to create? Add Radiant Red mica powder for epoxy resin to your cart and start your next set of pen blanks today.

Mica Powder for Resin: Sparkle Gold Casting Powder

Sparkle Gold delivers intense yellow-gold metallic flecks that catch light beautifully in clear casts. Pen turners and resin artists reach for this mica powder for resin when they want bold treasure-style glamour without overpowering the wood grain.

Why Makers Love Sparkle Gold

This pearlescent mica powder in resin creates depth and shimmer that reads warm and luxurious. The large flecks stay suspended well in medium-viscosity mixes, giving consistent sparkle from every angle. Compatible with Alumilite, JB Royal Original, and JB Royal Thin resins, it mixes cleanly and releases easily from silicone molds.

Recommended Mix Ratios & Tips for Best Results

Start with a light load to preserve translucency and let the metallic particles reflect light. Mix powder into Part A first for even dispersion, then add Part B slowly. Clear or lightly tinted resin shows the best pearlescence; darker bases mute the gold. Always stir gently to avoid micro-bubbles.

Pro tip: the richest shimmer appears when you keep the load moderate, cast in clear resin, and finish with a high-gloss polish.

Project Ideas for Sparkle Gold

Use it for swirl pen blanks, accent veins in river tables, or glamorous jewelry pieces. Pair with Resin casting supplies and HDPE Molds for professional results. Explore the full Mica Powder range or try Color-shifting mica and Maneater Glow powders for layered effects.

Ready to Cast?

Add Sparkle Gold mica powder for epoxy resin to your cart and start creating luminous pen blanks today.

Maneater Casting Mica – Strawberry (1 oz)

Bright strawberry pink-red mica powder delivers metallic shimmer and pearlescence when suspended in clear casting resin. Pen turners and resin artists reach for this vibrant shade to create candy-inspired themes and fruit-themed accents.

Why makers love it

This Mica Powder mixes cleanly into Alumilite, JB Royal Original, and JB Royal Thin resins without clumping. The fine particles stay suspended for even color payoff and sparkling depth in pen blanks and small castings. Clear bases reveal maximum pearlescence while light loads keep the effect translucent.

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 in Resin casting supplies.

Dark resin bases mute pastels, so test small batches first. Stir slowly to avoid bubbles and use a pressure pot for bubble-free results.

Pro Tip: For the richest shimmer, use clear resin, moderate load, and finish with a gloss polish after turning.

Project ideas

Swirl this strawberry shade into HDPE Molds for eye-catching pen blanks. Accent river-table veins or create themed jewelry and candy-style castings. Pair with Color-shifting mica or Maneater Glow powders for layered effects.

Ready to add vibrant pink-red shimmer to your next project? Add this Mica Powder to your cart today.

Deep Green Mica Powder for Resin Pen Blanks

This rich emerald-forest metallic mica powder for resin delivers strong sparkle and depth in clear casts. Makers choose it for nature, camo, and outdoor-themed projects where a bold yet elegant shimmer is needed.

Why Makers Love It

Pen turners and resin casters reach for this Mica Powder because the fine particles suspend evenly and produce excellent pearlescence. It pairs beautifully with Alumilite, JB Royal Original, and JB Royal Thin resins. The 1 oz wide-mouth jar makes measuring simple while the metallic finish adds dimension without overpowering other elements.

Recommended Mix Ratios & Tips for Best Results

When learning how to use mica powder in resin, start with small test batches. Clear or lightly tinted resin shows the metallic shimmer best. Always mix powder into Part A first, then add Part B and stir slowly to reduce bubbles.

Typical loads range from 1 g per 8 oz of resin for subtle sparkle up to heavier ratios for opaque metallic coverage. This mica powder for epoxy resin works across urethane, epoxy, and polyester systems.

Pro Tip: For the richest shimmer, use clear resin, moderate load, and finish with a gloss polish after turning.

Project Ideas

Swirl this deep green into HDPE Molds for camo or nature pen blanks. Accent river tables with thin veins or create jewelry that catches light with metallic highlights. Layer with complementary colors from the Color-shifting mica or Maneater Glow lines for unique effects.

Ready to Cast?

Add this deep green mica powder for pen blanks to your cart and start your next resin project today.

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)

1. Start with clear or very lightly tinted resin so the slime yellow glow stays vivid.

2. Mix the powder into Part A first, then add Part B and stir slowly to reduce bubbles.

3. Use the pen-blank starting dose of 1 g powder per 1 oz resin by weight for Alumilite; increase gradually for stronger color.

4. Charge finished blanks 5–15 minutes under sunlight, LED, or UV light before testing glow.

5. 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.

Pro Tip: brightest glow comes from clear resin, moderate pigment load per the table, and a quick 30–60 second UV or sunlight charge after demolding.

Ready to cast your next glowing pen blank? Pair this Maneater Glow powder with Pen Essentials, HDPE Molds, and Resin casting supplies. Explore more options in Mica Powder or the full Maneater line.

Mica Powder for Resin: Turquoise for Pen Blanks

This vivid turquoise mica powder for resin delivers a bright Caribbean shimmer perfect for beach and mermaid themed projects. Makers turn to it for epoxy resin and urethane casts where strong sparkle and depth matter most.

Why Makers Love This Turquoise Mica

Pen turners and resin casters choose this Mica Powder for its fine particle size that suspends evenly in clear pours. It pairs beautifully with Alumilite, JB Royal Original, and JB Royal Thin resins to create translucent ocean effects in pen blanks. The powder mixes cleanly without clumping and produces consistent pearlescence across multiple pours.

Recommended Mix Ratios & Tips for Best Results

Start with small test batches when learning how to use mica powder in resin. Clear or lightly tinted bases show the metallic sparkle best while dark resins mute the turquoise tone. Always mix the powder into Part A first before adding Part B to avoid premature curing.

Begin conservative at roughly one gram per eight ounces of resin and increase gradually for stronger color or opacity. Stir slowly to reduce bubbles and layer with complementary shades for depth in river tables or swirl blanks.

Pro Tip: For the richest shimmer use clear resin, moderate load, and finish with a gloss polish after turning.

Project Ideas for Turquoise Mica Powder for Pen Blanks

Create ocean swirl pen blanks, accent veins in river tables, mermaid jewelry, or beach-themed bottle stoppers. The color reads especially well in HDPE Molds and pairs with supplies from Resin casting supplies. Explore the full range including Maneater Glow and Color-shifting mica for layered effects.

Add this 1 oz jar to your cart and start casting today.

Maneater Casting Mica – Oatmeal (1 oz)

Warm creamy oatmeal mica powder for pen blanks creates realistic woodgrain effects in clear resin with its subtle gold pearl finish. This natural beige-cream metallic shade offers soft depth and gentle shimmer ideal for pen turners and resin casters seeking organic tones.

Why Makers Love Oatmeal Mica Powder for Resin

Pen turners choose this Mica Powder for its fine particle size that suspends evenly without clumping. The pearlescent quality shines best in transparent casts, producing creamy highlights that mimic natural wood. Compatible with Alumilite, JB Royal Original, and JB Royal Thin resins, it mixes smoothly for consistent results across projects. Makers also explore complementary shades from our Color-shifting mica and Maneater Glow lines for layered effects.

Recommended Mix Ratios & Tips for Best Results

Start with small test batches when learning how to use mica powder in resin. Clear or lightly tinted bases preserve the pearlescent glow while darker resins mute the oatmeal tone. Always mix powder into Part A first, then add Part B slowly to minimize bubbles. Begin conservative at roughly 1 g per 8 oz resin and increase gradually for stronger opacity or metallic coverage. Layer with other micas for custom swirl patterns in woodgrain blanks.

Pro Tip: For richest shimmer, use clear resin with moderate powder load, then finish your blank with a gloss polish after turning on HDPE Molds.

Project Ideas for Oatmeal Mica Powder in Resin

Perfect for realistic woodgrain mica powder for pen blanks, accent veins in river tables, or subtle jewelry accents. Combine with complementary earth tones for natural depth in casting projects.

Ready to create? Add this 1 oz jar of oatmeal mica powder for epoxy resin to your cart today and start your next turning project.

Orangesicle Mica Powder for Resin Pen Blanks

Orangesicle mica powder for resin produces a soft creamy orange with gentle pearl shimmer. Makers reach for this shade when building dessert-themed or retro resin casting supplies projects that need warm, nostalgic color.

Why Makers Love Orangesicle Mica Powder in Resin

This pearlescent powder mixes cleanly into clear systems and suspends evenly for consistent depth. It pairs especially well with Alumilite, JB Royal Original, and JB Royal Thin resins. The fine particle size reduces visible specks while still delivering metallic highlights under light. Use it for swirl pen blanks, accent veins in river tables, or small jewelry castings where a gentle orange pearl is desired.

Recommended Mix Ratios & Tips for Best Results

Start with small test batches to dial in the exact shade you want. Clear or lightly tinted resin shows the pearlescence best; darker bases mute the pastel tone. Always mix powder into Part A first, then add Part B and stir slowly to limit bubbles. Begin around 1 g per 8 oz of resin and increase for stronger opacity.

Pro tip: the richest shimmer appears in clear resin with moderate loading followed by a final gloss polish. This product is casting pigment only — NOT for stabilizing resin or wood.

Project Ideas with Orangesicle Mica Powder for Epoxy

Try it in layered swirl pen blanks, retro diner-style coasters, or thin accent lines in river tables. Pair with complementary shades from the Mica Powder collection or explore Color-shifting mica and Maneater Glow lines for contrast effects. HDPE Molds release cleanly for repeated use.

Learn exact how much mica powder per ounce ratios by testing small pours first. Add to cart and start your next resin project today.

Sunflower Yellow Mica Powder for Resin and Pen Blanks

This bright metallic yellow mica powder for resin brings a warm golden glow to clear castings. Makers choose it for cheerful sunflower themes and summer-inspired projects where strong color payoff matters.

Why Makers Love Sunflower Yellow

Pen turners and resin casters reach for this Mica Powder because the fine particles suspend evenly and deliver consistent pearlescence. It mixes smoothly into Alumilite, JB Royal Original, and JB Royal Thin resins without clumping. The result is a radiant metallic finish that catches light beautifully in pen blanks and small castings.

Recommended Mix Ratios & Tips for Best Results

Understanding how to use mica powder in resin starts with conservative loading. Clear or lightly tinted resin shows the pearlescence best while dark bases mute the golden tones. Always mix the powder into Part A first, then add Part B and stir slowly to avoid bubbles.

Start with roughly one gram per eight ounces of resin and increase only if you need stronger opacity. Layer this color with complementary micas from the Resin casting supplies collection for depth and swirl effects.

Pro Tip: For the richest shimmer, use clear resin, moderate load, and finish the blank with a gloss polish.

Project Ideas

Swirl this Mica Powder into sunflower-themed pen blanks, accent river-table veins, or bright floral jewelry. It also pairs well with HDPE Molds for clean, repeatable shapes. Makers looking for glow effects can explore Maneater Glow or color-shifting options in Color-shifting mica.

Ready to Create?

Add Sunflower Yellow mica powder for epoxy resin to your cart today and start casting vibrant, light-catching blanks.

Maneater Casting GLOW Powder – Yellow-Green (0.5 oz)

Chartreuse daytime color shifts to a powerful lime glow once charged, making this Maneater Glow pigment a favorite among pen turners who cast their own Pen Blanks. The bright yellow-green hue reads toxic and alien under shop lights, then delivers standout visibility after a quick charge when the finished barrel hits low light at shows or demos.

Why Pen Turners Choose Maneater Yellow-Green GLOW

• Intense lime glow on turned barrels – Pen turners report the color pops dramatically once charged, perfect for stadium or safety-themed Pen Kits.

• Pen-blank starting dose – Follow the table below: Alumilite at 1:30 Grams : Grams (≈ 1 g powder per 1 oz resin by weight) for reliable results without sinking.

• Visible glow 30–60 minutes – Brightest right after a 5–15 minute charge under sun, LED, or UV; glow softens gradually for realistic shop and show performance.

• Clean mix in clear resins – Works smoothly with Alumilite, JB Royal Original, and JB Royal Thin without clumping.

• 0.5 oz jar (~14 g) – Supplies multiple pen-blank pours at the Alumilite starting ratio listed in the table.

• Wide-mouth jar design – Makes precise scooping and measuring simple during resin prep.

• Particle behavior – Fine pigment stays suspended in fast-cure urethanes, giving even glow distribution through thin pen walls.

Perfect For

• Toxic-waste and alien-themed Pen Blanks that glow at night markets.

• High-visibility hunter or safety-orange hybrid pens paired with Pen Essentials.

• Custom wood-and-glow-resin hybrid pen blanks poured around burl or segmented stock; see finished examples in the Hybrid Blanks collection.

• Glowing knife scales and bottle stoppers that match the same resin workflow.

• Show-table demos where charged pen barrels need quick, bright visibility.

• Broader resin casting projects when makers want reliable glow performance.

How to Get the Strongest Glow (Mixing Tips)

1. Start with clear or very lightly tinted resin so the lime glow can shine through.

2. Mix powder into Part A first, then add Part B and stir slowly to avoid bubbles.

3. Use the pen-blank starting dose from the table: Alumilite 1:30 Grams : Grams (≈ 1 g per 1 oz resin by weight); increase gradually for stronger intensity.

4. Charge finished pieces 5–15 minutes under sunlight, LED, or UV light.

5. Important: casting pigment only – NOT for stabilizing resin or wood.

Recommended Mix Ratios & Tips for Best Results

Use clear or very lightly tinted resin to let the lime glow shine. Mix powder into Part A first, then add Part B. Start at the ratios shown in the table and increase gradually for stronger glow. Charge 5–15 minutes under sunlight, LED, or UV light. This is casting pigment only – not for stabilizing resin or wood.

Pen turners casting Pen Blanks should reference the Alumilite row first. Makers exploring Hybrid Blanks can pour this pigment around wood segments for unique glow effects. Pair finished casts with Pen Kits and HDPE Molds for clean results. Explore the full Maneater line and Mica Powder options in Resin casting supplies.

Pro Tip: For the brightest glow, choose clear resin, keep pigment load light per the table, and give the finished piece a 30–60 second UV or sunlight charge before turning or showing.

Ready to cast intense lime glow into your next Pen Blanks project? Add this Mica Powder to your cart today.