

Metallic Epoxy Pigment (160 Grams)
Metallic Epoxy Pigment is a pre-measured 160 gram pearlescent pigment pod that tints a ...


LTX-800 Metallic Epoxy Pigment (50 Grams)
LTX-800 Metallic Epoxy Pigment is a 50 gram pearlescent powder for tinting clear 100% s...


Solid Tone Liquid Pigment Pods: Pro Series Colors
Solid Tone Liquid Pigment Pods are pre-measured 1 liter liquid colorants that tint 100%...
Which epoxy pigment do you need?
There are two kinds of epoxy color pigment here, and they make two different floors. Metallic pigment is a pearlescent powder that moves inside a clear resin and gives you veining, depth and a floor that changes with the light. Solid Tone is a liquid colorant that turns a base coat into one even, repeatable color. Pick the floor first, then the pigment.
| Pigment | What it is | Dose | Goes into |
|---|---|---|---|
| Metallic Epoxy Pigment, 160 g | Pre-measured pearlescent powder pod, 39 colors | 1 pod per 3-gal kit | Clear 100% solids base: EF-Masterflow, LTX-100, PPC Epoxy 100 Clear |
| LTX-800 Metallic, 50 g | Pearlescent powder jar, 43 colors, for accents and blends | 3 jars per 3-gal kit, about 1 per gallon | Same clear bases |
| Solid Tone Liquid Pigment Pods | 1 liter liquid colorant, 14 colors including 4 safety colors | 1 pod per 3-gal kit | EF-100, EF-150, EF-155 and other 100% solids base coats |
Want to see every metallic shade first? The metallic epoxy color chart shows all 55 colors with SKUs, grouped by color family, and which ones come in the pod, the jar or both.
How much pigment per kit of epoxy
Dose by the kit, not by eye, so every batch on the floor carries the same pigment load and the color matches from kit to kit.
- Metallic, 160 g pod. One pod per 3-gallon kit of clear base. Pre-measured, so every kit on a multi-kit pour carries the same load and the floor reads uniform.
- EF-Masterflow. It is a 4-gallon kit. Use one pod per kit, from 160 g up to 210 g for a denser metallic.
- Metallic, 50 g jar. Three jars per 3-gallon kit, about one jar per gallon.
- Solid Tone. One 1 liter pod per 3-gallon kit. Add it to Part A, the resin, before you mix in the hardener.
Count your kits, then buy one dose per kit on the same order. Stock moves color by color, and finding out you are one pod short with a half-poured floor is not a problem you fix that day.
Splitting one dose between colors
Two-color metallic floors are fine. Keep the total pigment in each kit at the normal dose and split it between the colors. Do not add a second full dose. The 50 g jars make this easy: in a 3-gallon kit, run two jars of one color and one jar of another. Colors far apart in value, a light and a dark, give the veining that reads from across the room. Mix a sample board with your real resin before you commit a floor.
Which resins take metallic epoxy pigment
Metallic pigment needs a clear 100% solids base, poured heavy enough for the pigment to travel. These are the ones we sell for it:
- EF-Masterflow. The purpose-built metallic resin, a 4-gallon kit with 30 to 40 minutes of working time at 70 degrees F.
- LTX-100. High-flow clear, one 160 g pod per 3-gallon kit.
- PPC Epoxy 100 Clear. Zero VOC clear base under metallic and flake.
- EF-155. Recoats in 2 to 4 hours for a same-day metallic, but its working time is only about 10 minutes, so mix small batches.
Finish with a UV-stable polyaspartic topcoat from polyaspartic topcoats. Metallic pigment is what sunlight attacks first, and the topcoat takes the wear instead of the color. The full system, resin, pigment and topcoat, is grouped in Metallic Systems. For how much resin a metallic pour takes, size it from film thickness in the epoxy coverage guide.
Solid color pigment for base coats and flake floors
If the floor needs one flat, exact color, that is a Solid Tone job, not a metallic. Tint a clear base like EF-100, EF-150 or EF-155 and the color holds the same from the first section to the last. EF-100 also comes factory tinted in Clear, White, Beige, Light Grey, Medium Grey and Black if a stock color works.
Solid Tone is also how you set the base color under a partial flake broadcast, where the base shows between the chips and becomes half the finished floor. See epoxy flakes and the flake color chart. Talk to us before blending a Solid Tone pod into a metallic batch.
Buying epoxy pigment from Latux
Authorized dealer for every brand we carry. Everything else for the job, from coatings to grinders, is on epoxy flooring supplies.
- Pickup. Need epoxy pigment near me in South Florida? Pigment is on the shelf at 2201 N Andrews Ave, Suite 108, Pompano Beach, Monday to Friday 8 to 5. Same day on any color in stock, and you can look at the jars before you choose.
- Shipping. Free UPS Ground on orders over $150. Under that, ground is charged by weight.
- Contractor pricing. Contractor, Distributor and VIP tiers are applied to your account, no code needed. Apply for a trade account.
- Data sheets. Pigment data sheets and color charts are in each product's Documents section and on technical data sheets.
- Talk to someone. Call (800) 413-1427. We speak English, Spanish and Portuguese.
Common questions
How much pigment per gallon of epoxy?
About 50 g per gallon for metallic: one 160 g pod per 3-gallon kit, or one 50 g jar per gallon. Solid Tone is one 1 liter pod per 3-gallon kit.
Is metallic epoxy pigment a powder or a paste?
Our metallic pigment is a powder, in 160 g pods and 50 g jars. Solid Tone is a liquid.
Can I mix two metallic colors in one kit?
Yes. Split one dose between them and keep the total at one pod, or three 50 g jars, per 3-gallon kit.
Can I use metallic pigment for a solid color floor?
No. Metallic pigment moves and varies by design, and it goes into a clear base. For one even color, use a Solid Tone pod.
Where do I see a metallic floor before I buy?
The showroom and retail metallic floor guide covers the look and the build, and the metallic epoxy install guide goes step by step.
Need help choosing the right system?
Use our expert tools and resources to find the perfect solution for your project.
Coverage Calculator
Work out how much material your slab needs before you order. Our coverage guide walks through mils, waste factor and kit math in plain English.
Read the guideSystem Selector
Not sure which system fits the job? Call (800) 413-1427 and a coatings expert will spec it with you in about five minutes.
Call an expertInstallation Videos
Step-by-step guides and pro tips for perfect results.
Watch videosTalk to an Expert
Get professional recommendations from our coatings experts.
Contact us



