Colorkast Resin Colorant - Yellow Tint (Paste-Style)

2026-03-20T10:45:23-07:00

Type: Yellow Resin Tint
Price: 9.00 - 28.00 (2 variants)

Colorkast Yellow Tint is a high-performance, "paste-style" resin colorant engineered for professional surfboard glassing. Unlike common liquid dyes that are prone to fading over time, Colorkast’s premium paste formula delivers a vibrant, lightfast yellow that maintains its intensity for the life of the board. From classic 70s-inspired "honey" tints to modern, high-visibility neon effects, this colorant provides the versatility needed for any custom project.

The beauty of this colorant lies in its adaptability: depending on the "color-load" added to your resin, you can achieve anything from a delicate transparent tint to a solid opaque pigment. As a Resin Tint, it creates a "colored glass" effect that allows the stringer and foam texture to shine through with brilliant clarity. When more paste is added, it transitions into an Opaque Pigment, providing a bold, solid color-block that is perfect for masking foam imperfections or creating high-contrast rail bands.

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

Key Features:

Paste-Style Formula: Offers a higher pigment concentration than liquid dyes with superior UV stability.

Variable Transparency: Easily transition from a light "lemon" tint to a deep, solid "school bus" yellow pigment.

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

Vibrant & Fade-Resistant: Engineered to withstand prolonged sun exposure without losing its color "pop."

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

Pro Tip: When aiming for a classic vintage look, start with a very small amount of Yellow Tint to achieve a "clear-yellow" glow. Always mix the paste thoroughly into the resin before adding your catalyst to ensure there are no undissolved "color spots" in your lamination.