Hot Pink Fluorescent – Translucent Epoxy Pigment Paste (JR)

Fluro Top Cell Paste

Hot Pink Fluorescent is an ultra-bright neon pink with a translucent glow. From the photo, this shade reads as a vivid electric fuchsia — bold, saturated, and high-impact. Because it’s translucent, the color appears luminous rather than solid, allowing light to pass through for a glowing effect.

This paste intensifies in thinner applications, creating bright neon layers. Under black light, the color becomes even more vibrant and reactive, making it ideal for fluorescent palettes.

Due to the translucency, base color will influence the final result. Over white it stays hot pink. Over darker bases it deepens toward magenta.

Best uses:
• neon artwork
• black light reactive pieces
• bright accent lines
• layered glow effects
• mixing to brighten pinks
• high contrast abstract pours
• fluorescent palettes

Pastes from all brands can be mixed together to create custom shades and unique color combinations.

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

Product Information

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

Color: Hot Pink Fluorescent
Tone: Neon Fuchsia Pink
Finish: Fluorescent
Opacity: Translucent
Type: Top Cell Paste
Black Light Reactive: Yes

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 prior to opening
• Stir before use
• Add small amount to epoxy resin
• Mix thoroughly
• Best used in thin layers for glow

Safety:
Use in well ventilated area
Avoid eye and skin contact
Wear appropriate PPE

FAQ

Is this color opaque?
No — this is a translucent fluorescent paste.

Does this glow under black light?
Yes — it becomes brighter under UV lighting.

Is this more pink or magenta?
It’s hot pink that can shift toward magenta in thicker areas.

What base color works best?
White or light colors keep it brightest.

Can this be mixed with opaque pink?
Yes — mixing creates bright opaque neon tones.