Charcoal Epoxy Pigment Paste (JR) – Opaque Top Cell Resin Colorant

Charcoal is a deep neutral grey epoxy pigment paste by Just Resin designed for bold contrast, clean lacing, and modern resin artwork. This flat opaque charcoal tone provides strong coverage and crisp separation when layered, making it ideal for top cell techniques and structured designs.

This versatile dark grey sits between charcoal, slate, graphite, and soft black. It offers the depth of black without the harshness, making it perfect for grounding color palettes and adding contrast without overpowering lighter tones.

Charcoal is especially useful for creating definition, shadows, and strong visual structure in layered resin artwork.

Great for:
• high contrast geode designs
• modern neutral palettes
• black alternative resin artwork
• layered cell effects
• marble-style resin pieces
• grounding bright colors
• monochrome compositions

Pastes from all brands can be mixed together to create custom shades, unique color palettes, and layered effects.

Made in Australia — Proudly sold in the USA by Artist Till Death.

Product Information

High quality epoxy pigment paste made from finely ground powders.
Highly concentrated pigment — only a small amount required.

Size:
50ml (1.7 oz)

Shelf Life:
Stored sealed in a cool, dry environment, pigment pastes typically have a shelf life of 12+ months. Stir thoroughly if separation occurs.

Instructions:
• Allow paste to settle before opening
• Stir before use
• Add small amount to epoxy resin
• Mix thoroughly
• Adjust for desired opacity

Safety:
Use in a well-ventilated area. Avoid eye and skin contact. Wear appropriate PPE depending on individual application and sensitivity.

FAQ

Is charcoal the same as black?
No. Charcoal is a softer dark grey that provides contrast without the intensity of black.

Does this work well for marble effects?
Yes. Charcoal is excellent for stone, marble, and layered neutral designs.

Is this color warm or cool?
Charcoal leans neutral to slightly cool depending on surrounding colors.

Will this overpower lighter colors?
It creates strong contrast but is less harsh than pure black.

Can this be used as a base color?
Yes. Charcoal works well as both a base and layering color.