What colours are available in Epoxy and Polyurethane compounds?
Most primary colours are available as well as most standard or traditional pigments. Specialty colours or requests for colour matching would have to be considered on an individual basis. The batch to batch shade consistency can be problematic with certain light colours such as light blue. This is especially true with products that contain fillers. The reason for this is that the minor amount of impurities, inherent in the ingredients of a given formulation, will have a major impact on the pigments. A slight shade difference in the colour of the fillers will necessitate an adjustment to the pigment in order to achieve the required colour. This is not the case with most primary colours. Elevated post cure temperatures will have less impact on solid primary colours. All systems that require post cure at elevated temperatures will develop a yellow tinge due to the applied heat. This slight yellow tinge is not as visible with primary pigments.
