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PIGMENT POWDER
Pigment Powder is coloured powder that is used to produce a full range of colours. It is an inert colorant which has no binding power. These pigments are mainly composed of iron oxides and earth colors and contain binding agents.

Using this powder, we produce all types of paints and colouring material like enamels, acrylics, pastels, chalks, coloured pencils and oils. Further, these pigment powders can also be mixed with colour concrete, plaster, plastic resins, wood putties and epoxy and can also be used for applications such as tinting wood fillers, wood finishing, shading pore filler pastes, colored waxes or for touch-up on furniture.

PRODUCT NAME C.I. Pigment NUMBER Colour Index No. FULL TONE MASS TONE (1.10) Reduction
ECO FRIENDLY PIGMENT RED BG Red 23. 12355.
PIGMENT LAKE RED C Red 53.1. 15585.
RUBINE TONER Red 57. 15850.
PIGMENT LEMON YELLOW 10G. Yellow 3. 11710.
PIGMENT RED F4R Red 8. 12335.
PIGMENT BORDEAUX R Red 12. 12385.
PIGMENT RED YG Red 22. 12315.
PIGMENT RED BB Red 114. 12351.
PIGMENT YELLOW G. Yellow 12. 21090.
PIGMENT RED 2BX RED-48.2 15865
PIGMENT RED CX RED-53.1 15585:1
PIGMENT RED BB RED-112 12315.
PIGMENT FAST GREEN-EX GREEN-7 12315.
PIGMENT BLUE AX BLUE-15 74160
PIGMENT BLUE M-AX BLUE-15.1 74160
PIGMENT FAST VIOLET VIOLET-23 51917
PIGMENT BLUE BX BLUE-15.3 74160
PIGMENT YELLOW AX. Yellow 13. 21100.
PIGMENT YELLOW OT. Yellow 14. 12095.
PIGMENT ORANGE G. Orange 13. 21110.
PIGMENT ORANGE R. Orange 34. 21115.
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I have a pegboard in a closet full of powdered pigments from maybe a dozen sources. I use them mainly as a hi lite, some see use as a pearl.

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I have a pegboard in a closet full of powdered pigments from maybe a dozen sources. I use them mainly as a hi lite, some see use as a pearl.

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I thought that you might have a bunch of that stuff we are going to try something maybe tomorrow some of my dyestuff its powder virtually it's a pigment the boy some of those colors are super bright but some of them are natural because they are for feathers yes we do a lot of that dying hair and feathers. I got about 40 to 50 pounds of that stuff . to say how old it is some of it it come from herders would not like to see them back in business with their giant catalog of bitchy you can remember going through the pages it was like the holy Bible to me drooling at every picture some of the nice fancy rifles stocks and all the other accessories that you could buy from them.

The original Herters was only 60 miles from home. I skipped a lot of school to go there. My first fly tying kit came from Herters in 1962. Loved that place.

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Originally Posted by CTom

The original Herters was only 60 miles from home. I skipped a lot of school to go there. My first fly tying kit came from Herters in 1962. Loved that place.

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well when I was a kid I didn't have a catalog so I borrowed my uncles and I remember after school driving that catalog and going through it page by page I'm sure many of the guys remember those were the good old days.

I have used powder paint in my soft plastics with good results. I have not tried to remelt it though.

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The original Herters was only 60 miles from home. I skipped a lot of school to go there. My first fly tying kit came from Herters in 1962. Loved that place.

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Was a great catalog. Ordered first maribou and chenille from them. Buddy I worked with loved their hair cream, was good ole days but now we have CDC :biggrin