Black Diamond Pigments® | (Midnight Blue) Pigment is a Premium Professional, Non-Toxic mica with unrivaled Color Saturation That Blends with epoxy Resin, Nail Polish, Slime, Lip Gloss and Acrylic

Used this to match my boat gel coat under motor and it was really close. Just figure out how much you need to add. I didn’t add consistency but worked great.

This is a very dark shade of blue. I use it as an epoxy coloring and it works great

I read and review of this color, midnight blue,As it being very dark and makes everything kind of the gray color. Yes,It can make things a gray color, And again yes, It can. However This colorIs extremely beautiful! I don't want to give away my secrets that I use in making any my bath products,But for this one,I will. If you ask this shade of the pigment, Midnight blue, To a lighter color such as light blue or white, Then yes it will be more of a gray color than this glorious dark blue. But if you make your product And add this on the exterior, For example bath bombs, Roll it in this color, You will have this color and it will not be gray at all. This color is really something worth While. It's almost black, But it still remains blue. lovely!

This is a very very dark blue. It is not as bright as depicted in the picture which makes it seem as if it’s between a midnight and royal blue. It is TRUE MIDNIGHT.It’s a nice fine powder and mixes well in resin. I just did my first test piece with it so I will update once it’s cured.

Love the color.in my resins pour.But I am going try the color in my acrylic pours see how it will do.I don’t see why it would not work.I’m new at the resin using . But love to do it.

This particular color was more of a Dark Navy blue than what was displayed in the photograph. For my application it worked fine. What I would recommend to people is that they buy several different colors and test each one after mixing with epoxy to see what shade they will get.You can see from the photo that when finished, this color was almost indiscernible from black. The table was routed 0.050 deep, then coated with wipe on polyurethane, then the epoxy was worked in, sandedand then finished with 6 coats of wipe on poly.

I’m partially colorblind but this falls within the spectrum I can see clearly and this color is gorgeous for my river boards!

This is a very very dark blue. Much darker than the picture appears and it takes a lot to get full depth. But it is a beautiful midnight blue. Mixes well in resin and I love it for my ocean art work. You get a lot for the price.