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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 93+ 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. Shop All Metallic Pigments 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 to

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