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Megapoxy Pigment Paste is a professional-grade tinting system formulated with Bisphenol-A epoxy resin and oxirane derivatives for seamless integration into structural adhesives. This high-concentration paste allows stone fabricators to achieve precise colour matches in marble and granite benchtops without altering the mechanical properties or cure profile of the base epoxy.
Engineered for the Australian climate, the UV-stable and moisture-resistant formula prevents fading in outdoor masonry while the nil VOC emissions ensure safety in confined indoor workspaces. To prevent cure inhibition or uneven colour dispersion, always add the pigment to Part A before blending with Part B, ensuring the total pigment weight does not exceed 5% of the total mix.
Frequently Asked Questions About Megapoxy Pigment Paste
Q: Can I use Megapoxy Pigment Paste with any epoxy system?
A: It is designed for compatibility with Megapoxy and Megabond systems. Always test with third-party epoxies to ensure stability and dispersion.
Q: Will the pigment affect epoxy strength?
A: No, when used at recommended concentrations (1–5%), Megapoxy Pigment Paste does not alter the mechanical properties of the epoxy system.
Q: How do I store leftover pigment paste?
A: Store it in a tightly sealed container in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight. Avoid freezing or excessive heat.
Q: Is this suitable for outdoor stone applications?
A: Yes, it is UV and moisture resistant when used with compatible epoxy. Ideal for outdoor stone repairs and installations.
Q: Is it safe to use in confined spaces?
A: Yes. The paste has zero VOC content and is safe for indoor use when normal ventilation is provided. PPE is still recommended.
Use Megapoxy Pigment Paste for:
- Tinting epoxy adhesives to match natural stone or concrete
- Creating seamless colour blends in benchtops, vanities and splashbacks
- Colour-matching epoxy grout for tiled wet areas like bathrooms and pools
- Repairing cracks or chips in coloured epoxy surfaces with invisible finish
- Concealing adhesive joins in decorative stone and porcelain panel installations
Why Use Megapoxy Pigment Paste for:
- Stone Fabrication: Provides a flawless colour match for visible joins in engineered and natural stone
- Tiling & Grouting: Delivers water-resistant colour customisation without weakening epoxy grout systems
- Cabinetry & Joinery: Ideal for coloured gap fills in timber or laminate finishes using epoxy
- Concrete Repairs: Seamlessly blends with coloured concrete surfaces in flooring, benchtops or patching
How to apply Megapoxy Pigment Paste:
- Ensure the epoxy Part A is pre-measured in a clean container.
- Add a small quantity of Megapoxy Pigment Paste (start with 1% by weight).
- Mix Part A thoroughly until the pigment is fully dispersed.
- Combine with Part B and continue mixing according to base product directions.
- Test on a small area to confirm colour intensity and compatibility before full application.
Megapoxy Pigment Paste limitations:
- Not compatible with water-based or non-epoxy adhesives
- Overuse may impact transparency or cure rate of clear systems
- Not recommended for flexible or silicone-based adhesives
Safety precautions when using Megapoxy Pigment Paste:
- Personal Protective Equipment: Safety glasses, nitrile gloves, and protective clothing
- Ventilation: Use in a well-ventilated area to avoid skin sensitisation
- Handling: Avoid skin and eye contact – wash exposed areas immediately
- First Aid: Rinse eyes or skin with water and seek medical help if irritation persists
Megapoxy Pigment Paste can be used on the following substrates:
- Natural stone – granite, marble, bluestone
- Concrete – polished and raw
- Epoxy – Megapoxy, Megabond and compatible systems
- Ceramics and porcelain – tiles and benchtops
- Engineered stone – quartz, composites
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