Metallic and Solid Color Epoxy Pigments
100+ Custom Metallic Colors in 24 oz Containers With Free Shipping
Metallic and Solid Color Epoxy Pigments
100+ Custom Metallic Colors in 24 oz Containers With Free Shipping
Metallic and Solid Color Epoxy Pigments
One Stop Epoxy supplies metallic epoxy pigments and solid color epoxy pigments for professional floor coatings, countertops, bar tops, showrooms, retail spaces, salons, garages, and custom resin projects. With 100+ custom metallic pigment colors in stock and 40+ new metallics on the way, this is one of the deepest metallic color selections you will find from a single source, packed in generous 24 oz containers that disperse cleanly in the resin.
Metallic pigments are where color, movement, and depth matter most, so this page leads with them. Solid color pigments are covered further down for base coats and clean uniform finishes.
How to choose a metallic pigment color
A metallic epoxy floor is not a flat color coating. The finished look comes from how the pigment moves through the clear epoxy body coat as it is poured, spread, and allowed to settle. The same pigment can read very differently depending on what is under it and how it is worked.
The finished appearance depends on:
- Pigment color and how heavily it is loaded
- Base coat color underneath
- Clear epoxy selection and working time
- Pour pattern and squeegee, trowel, or roller technique
- Topcoat and lighting in the finished space
Base coat color has the biggest effect. A light base brightens the pigment, while a black or charcoal base creates stronger contrast and deeper movement. Pigment loading is adjustable for opacity, so follow the mixing guidance for your kit. For best results, use metallic pigments as part of a complete metallic system, not as a random additive dropped into an unrelated coating.
Metallic pigment color families
White, pearl, and light metallics
Bright, clean, reflective finishes that make a space feel more open. Popular in salons, showrooms, retail spaces, and modern interiors, used alone or blended with silver, blue, violet, or gray.
Silver, gray, and charcoal metallics
The most popular family for metallic floors because the tones work almost anywhere. Strong choices for custom garages, automotive showrooms, offices, restaurants, and stone inspired finishes.
Blue and green metallics
Bold color and movement for ocean inspired designs, show floors, art studios, entertainment spaces, and custom countertops. Often blended with silver, white, or charcoal.
Gold, copper, red, and warm metallics
A richer, warmer palette for restaurants, bars, lounges, salons, retail floors, and decorative bar tops. Gold and black, copper and gray, and red and charcoal are common pairings.
Browse the Full Metallic Color Range
What to pair with your metallic pigments
Clear body coat. Metallic pigments mix into a clear epoxy body coat. Metallic Dream Epoxy and LabPox 30 are our two biggest selling metallic epoxies, both built with the working time and clear resin depth needed to create movement. For UV exposure, low viscosity pours, and advanced designs, the lineup also includes LabPox 40 UV, LabPox LV UV, LabPox LV 3D UV, and JP Resin, so you can match clarity, working time, and UV needs to the job.
Topcoat. A clear topcoat locks in the finish and gives a metallic floor its final clarity and gloss. Poly Gloss 85 Polyaspartic is a UV stable high gloss topcoat well suited to decorative metallic work.
Concrete prep. Metallic floors only hold up over a properly prepared slab. Grizzly Grinders, a separate brand available through One Stop Epoxy, supplies the grinders and surface prep equipment to open the concrete for adhesion. Shop Grizzly Grinders.
Application tools. Magic trowels, squeegees, rollers, mixing paddles, spike shoes, and buckets control movement and finish quality. Browse application tools.
Solid color epoxy pigments
Solid color pigments are used when you want a clean, uniform color instead of a decorative metallic effect. They are common for base coats, solid color epoxy floors, commercial systems, garage floor base coats, and the base coat under a metallic floor, where the color controls the contrast and depth of the finished look.
One Stop Epoxy solid color pigments deliver outstanding coverage at a reasonable price, in generously sized containers that go further than the smaller packs many competitors sell.
Metallic vs solid color pigments
| Pigment type | Main purpose | Best use | Visual result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Metallic pigments | Movement, shimmer, depth, custom design | Metallic floors, countertops, bar tops, showrooms, salons, retail | Custom decorative finish with color movement |
| Solid color pigments | Consistent color in coating systems | Solid color floors, base coats, commercial systems, garages | Clean uniform color |
Why buy epoxy pigments from One Stop Epoxy
- 100+ custom metallic pigment colors, with 40+ new metallics on the way
- 24 oz metallic pigment containers, 2 to 4 times the volume of typical competitor packs
- High quality pigment that disperses cleanly, with no comets or meteors when mixed properly
- Metallic Dream Epoxy, LabPox 30, LabPox 40 UV, LabPox LV UV, LabPox LV 3D UV, and JP Resin metallic epoxies
- Solid color pigments with outstanding coverage and value
- Professional grade topcoats and application tools from one source
- Grizzly Grinders surface prep equipment available through One Stop Epoxy
- Technical support before and during your project
- Free same or next business day shipping across the continental US
- Local pickup at our Orlando, Florida store
Frequently asked questions
What do I mix metallic pigments into?
A compatible clear epoxy body coat. Metallic Dream Epoxy and LabPox 30 are our two biggest selling metallic epoxies. The clear resin lets the pigment move and create the depth metallic floors are known for.
How much metallic pigment do I need?
We give you a lot of pigment. One Stop Epoxy metallic pigment containers hold 24 oz, which is 2 to 4 times the volume of most competitor packs. We suggest using the full container for each 3 gallon kit of epoxy. If you are mixing smaller batches for countertops or highlight colors, reduce the pigment amount accordingly.
Will the pigment leave specks or streaks in the cured floor?
Our metallic pigments are high quality and disperse well in the resin. When you mix them properly they break down evenly and do not leave comets or meteors, the streaks and specks of undispersed pigment that can show up in a cured metallic floor when lower quality pigment is used. Blend the pigment fully into the clear epoxy before you pour.
Can I mix multiple metallic colors together?
Yes. Most metallic floors contain two or more colors. Blue, light blue, and silver is a very popular combination, and black, gray, and white is popular as well. Make the design your own.
Does the base coat color matter?
Yes, a great deal. Solid color pigment sets the base, and black is the most popular base coat. Because metallic pigments are translucent, the base coat strongly affects the final color. A light base brightens the pigment, while a black or charcoal base creates stronger contrast and deeper movement. As examples, white metallic over a black base reads as light gray, and black metallic over a white base reads as dark gray.
Are metallic pigments only for floors?
No. They also work for countertops, bar tops, tables, feature areas, wall panels, and other compatible resin projects.
What makes One Stop Epoxy metallic pigments different?
Selection and value. We carry 100+ custom metallic colors with more on the way, and our 24 oz containers hold 2 to 4 times the pigment of typical competitor packs that sell for the same price or more.
Can One Stop Epoxy help me choose colors?
Yes. We are happy to suggest popular combinations and explain how the base coat changes a color. Color is personal, though, so go with the colors you like.
Shop epoxy pigments
Start with metallic pigments for custom floors, countertops, bar tops, and decorative spaces. Solid color pigments are ready when you need a clean base coat or a uniform solid color floor.
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