Colorkast Resin Colorant - Dark Pink Pigment (Paste-Style)

2026-03-20T13:46:42-07:00

Type: Dark Pink Resin Pigment
Price: 9.00 - 28.00 (2 variants)

Colorkast Dark Pink Pigment is a premium, "paste-style" resin colorant designed for professional surfboard glassing. This sophisticated, deep pink hue offers a high-impact alternative to standard pastels, delivering a rich, saturated color that remains lightfast and UV-stable. Unlike liquid dyes that are notorious for fading into a dull "washed-out" shade, Colorkast’s high-quality paste formula maintains its bold character for the life of the board.

This colorant is engineered for absolute versatility in the glassing bay: depending on the "color-load" added to your resin, you can achieve anything from a vibrant transparent tint to a solid opaque pigment. As a Resin Tint, it creates a "colored glass" effect, allowing the natural foam texture and wood stringer to show through with a stunning, magenta-toned depth. Increasing the amount of paste transforms the mixture into a deep Opaque Pigment, providing a bold, solid color-block that is ideal for high-contrast rail bands or masking foam imperfections.

Colorkast paste-style colorants are highly concentrated and disperse quickly in both polyester and epoxy resins, ensuring a streak-free, uniform finish across the entire board.

Key Features:

Paste-Style Formula: Higher pigment concentration than liquid dyes with superior resistance to UV fading.

Saturated Palette: Delivers a deep, "Dark Pink" that stays true even in high-UV marine environments.

Variable Transparency: Effortlessly transition from a light "fuchsia" tint to a deep, solid "hot pink" pigment.

Professional Consistency: Specifically formulated for the surfboard industry to ensure a consistent resin cure and high-gloss finish.

Resin Compatible: Works seamlessly with all standard laminating and surfacing resins.

Pro Tip: Dark Pink looks incredible when used as a "tint" over a high-quality white foam blank. To achieve a perfectly flat opaque finish, ensure the resin is pulled tight to the foam to prevent any darker "pools" of color in the lamination.