Resin Colorant Coloring We will combine shipping for multiple items. You can search for parts currently on sale from #miruwo parts ♡ ◆How to use◆ ○ Add the desired amount to the resin liquid and mix slowly with a stick, etc., being careful not to introduce air bubbles. Pour into your favorite molds and cure. ◆Points◆ ○ Adding too much may result in stickiness or incomplete curing. ○ If stickiness remains on the surface, increase the light curing time. If stickiness still remains, coat the surface with resin liquid or a coating agent (model number: 15211-O). ○ Since it tends to separate, shake well before use until the color is even. ○ Mixing colorants of different colors and curing them with light may cause discoloration or fading. ○ Depending on the type of resin liquid and light used, there is a possibility of poor mixing, fading during curing, or incomplete curing (it is difficult to test all patterns because there are so many types of resin liquid, lights, and colorants currently available. Tests are performed using Masaru no Namida). ◆Precautions◆ ○ When using the colorant for the first time, the tip of the nozzle is not open, so pierce a hole with a thumbtack or needle (if you cut the tip of the nozzle with scissors, the hole may become large and cause leakage, so be careful. In the case of glitter or powder, adjust the size of the hole as it may be difficult to dispense if the hole is small). ○ If the colorant does not come out easily, do not squeeze the bottle too hard, as the colorant may splatter; check for clogs in the nozzle hole. ○ The concentration and color of the colorant may vary depending on the arrival time (this is unavoidable due to being an overseas product). ○ The listed size is an estimate. Actual dimensions may vary slightly. ○ There may be differences in color even for the same color depending on the production lot. 2200.