Royal Blue Epoxy Pigment – 32 oz for 3-Gallon 100% Solids Epoxy
Royal Blue Epoxy Pigment is a concentrated liquid colorant designed to pigment one 3-gallon kit of compatible 100% solids epoxy. It produces a bold royal blue color for solid color epoxy floors, decorative flooring applications, and base coats used beneath compatible vinyl flake systems.
A pre-measured 32 oz epoxy pigment designed to color one complete 3-gallon kit of 100% solids epoxy.
Where This Pigment Fits in Your Flooring System
Royal Blue Epoxy Pigment is added to the epoxy base coat and is not a standalone floor coating.
A typical installation may include:
- Mechanically prepared concrete
- Primer or moisture vapor barrier, when required
- 100% solids epoxy colored with Royal Blue Epoxy Pigment
- Vinyl flakes, when included in the flooring design
- A compatible clear topcoat
The requirements of the epoxy coating determine the surface preparation, coverage, application thickness, cure time, and compatible topcoat.
Key Features and Benefits
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Pre-measured 32 oz container: Designed to pigment one complete 3-gallon kit of compatible 100% solids epoxy.
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Bold royal blue color: Creates a strong blue base for solid color floors and decorative coating systems.
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Liquid pigment dispersion: Blends mechanically into the epoxy resin to develop consistent color throughout the coating.
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Multiple flooring applications: Suitable for solid color epoxy floors and as a colored base coat beneath compatible vinyl flakes.
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Simplified batch preparation: Using the full container reduces measuring and helps maintain consistent color between complete batches.
Recommended Uses
- Solid royal blue epoxy floors
- Garage and workshop floors
- Showroom and retail flooring
- Commercial concrete floors
- Decorative epoxy flooring
- Base coats beneath compatible vinyl flake systems
- Borders, accent areas, and custom floor designs
Mixing Instructions
- Open the 32 oz pigment container and mix the pigment if any settling is visible.
- Add the entire pigment container to the Part A resin of a compatible 3-gallon 100% solids epoxy kit.
- Mix mechanically at a controlled speed until the color is completely uniform. Scrape the sides and bottom of the container as needed.
- Add Part B according to the mixing instructions for the epoxy product being used.
- Complete the epoxy mixing procedure and apply the material within the epoxy's specified working time.
- Do not add solvents, thinners, or other colorants unless approved for the coating system.
Pigment Yield
| Application Detail |
Product Information |
| Pigment Size |
32 oz |
| Epoxy Quantity |
One complete 3-gallon kit |
| Intended Coating |
Compatible 100% solids epoxy |
| Finished Coverage |
Determined by the epoxy product, application thickness, and substrate condition |
This pigment colors the epoxy but does not increase its published coverage. Refer to the epoxy product instructions for coverage, application thickness, working time, recoat window, and cure schedule.
Application Guidelines
Prepare and apply the epoxy according to the instructions for the coating being used. The substrate must be clean, dry, sound, and properly prepared before installation.
Mix until no streaks, concentrated pigment, or color variation remains. Apply the pigmented epoxy at the recommended thickness using the tools specified for the epoxy system.
When applying more than one batch, use the same pigment amount and mixing procedure for every batch. Maintain a wet edge where required to reduce visible transitions.
Contractor Tip
When the epoxy manufacturer's procedure permits it, disperse the pigment completely into Part A before adding Part B. This provides additional mixing time for developing uniform color before the chemical curing reaction begins.
Warning
Use the complete 32 oz container with one complete 3-gallon epoxy kit. Dividing the pigment or epoxy into partial batches without accurately measuring each component may produce color variation or affect the epoxy mixing ratio.
This pigment is not a standalone coating. Do not apply it directly to concrete or use it with water based, solvent based, polyaspartic, or polyurethane products unless compatibility has been confirmed.
Product Specifications
| Specification |
Product Information |
| Product Type |
Liquid epoxy pigment |
| Color |
Royal Blue |
| Package Size |
32 oz |
| Intended Epoxy Quantity |
One complete 3-gallon kit |
| Compatible Coating Type |
Compatible 100% solids epoxy |
| Primary Applications |
Solid color floors and pigmented epoxy base coats |
| Application Method |
Mechanically mixed into epoxy resin |
| Standalone Coating |
No |
Frequently Asked Questions
How much epoxy does one container color?
One 32 oz container is designed to color one complete 3-gallon kit of compatible 100% solids epoxy.
When should the pigment be added?
Add the pigment to Part A and disperse it completely before adding Part B when this sequence is permitted by the epoxy manufacturer's instructions.
Can I use only part of the pigment container?
Using partial amounts is not recommended unless the pigment and both epoxy components can be measured accurately. Inaccurate measurements may result in color differences between batches or an incorrect epoxy mixing ratio.
Can Royal Blue Epoxy Pigment be used for a solid color floor?
Yes. It can be used to create a royal blue solid color epoxy base coat when combined with a compatible 100% solids epoxy.
Can it be used beneath vinyl flakes?
Yes. Royal Blue may be used as the colored epoxy base coat beneath compatible vinyl flakes.
Does the pigment determine the floor's coverage?
No. Coverage is determined by the epoxy product, substrate porosity, surface profile, application method, and installed thickness.
Can this pigment be applied directly to concrete?
No. The pigment must first be incorporated into a compatible epoxy coating.
Can it be added to polyaspartic or water based coatings?
Do not use it in polyaspartic, polyurethane, water based, or solvent based coatings unless compatibility has been specifically confirmed.
Technical and Safety Information
For complete coating instructions and available safety documentation, visit:
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