Smooth-On Silc Pig™ Color Pigments for Silicone, 9-Pack Sampler

Love this purchase and is great for painting silicone dolls. A little goes a long way and I do love all the colors that I got, even though I will only use about 4 to 5 of the colors. It is a great value for the money for painting silicone dolls.

Worked as described. Can even get cool colors like orange by mixing high pink, white, and yellow. Can be tricky due to the absurd ratio for the colors but I got good results with the pigments.

Excellent set of basic colors. Very Fer paints are acceptable for full silicone or platinum silicone dolls. Wrong paint will not cure. This is best paint for these dolls.

Pricey, easy to use ,durable

Kind of hard to use for a first timer, but not that bad! Just use gloves obviously, and read the ratios carefully. I ended up eyeballing the measurements and trying to learn how to make the color teal on the fly, but it turned out mint green.

Great colors and can be used to mix into other colors. We used these to tint dragon skin silicone. It worked great and it set up perfectly. There was no stickiness and allowed the silicone to set up properly It is a delicate balance of pigment but I was sure I added too much and it still setup. It comes in a package of 9 and in a cool tube. Great for storing in the workshop and prevent the small tubs of pigment to roll around. It worked well, and I added a picture of the pigment that we used for the skin tone. It is a custom order for a customer and we needed custom colors. Happy that these exist!

This is high pigment paint and very little goes along way this little set will late for years. Love that you can mix the pigment and it’s very pigmented and the colors are bright and perfect for reborning silicone dolls or just painting realistic props for mask or really anything creative.

I recently ran a test with Dragon Skin Q and had some trouble with coloring it. At first the green started out bright out of the container, but once it mixed into the A component quickly became a pale turquoise. Once I poured the A into the B component, the color further washed out becoming an even paler turquoise from a deep forest green. The silicone cured a pale blue-green, at best I can only surmise that I didn't use enough. If anything it's good to get used to coloring silicone and learning how to color it properly. Edit: After some testing recently I managed to figure out that I hadn't used enough pigment when I first wrote this review. Thus far, the larger the mix then larger the amount of Silc Pig to get a richer color.