grey pigments - ochres earth oxides - COLOUR PIGMENTS

grey pigments

grey pigments

grey pigments. black pigments can also be used to make greys. slate grey pigment, tin grey pigment, lime black pigment, indian black pigment, vine black pigment, rome black pigment, iron oxyde black pigment for paints and plasters.

Pigments are particles of fine material which have the function of modifying the colour of paints, coatings, mortars, lime or concrete, in which they are diffused.
There are natural pigments and synthetic pigments. According to each pigment we will have a more or less strong colouring power. The colour of the binder will also have an influence on the final shade.

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anthracite pigment
anthracite pigment
in stock
the anthracite pigment is a mixture of slate and mineral black, 100% natural, who gives a primary sustained gray. This pigment can be used with all binders and gives beautiful shades in lime plasters. ideal for imitating marbles in stucco or tadelakt as well as frescoes
€2.40
natural slate pigment
natural slate pigment
in stock

the natural slate pigment is ground schist from the Ardennes. This pigment of a light light gray tint with very light water green reflections adapts well to plasters. It is a 100% natural pigment which is suitable for all binders except oil and flour paint, as it turns black on contact with fat.
€2.40
tin gray pigment
tin gray pigment
in stock
The tin gray pigment is a mixture of iron oxides giving a primary light grey shade. This pigment is compatible with all binders and all techniques, however it is not compatible with ochre or flour paint. In lime and dosed at 15% of the weight of lime, a fairly soft pale grey is obtained. A little 95° household alcohol will be necessary to mix it well with the water binders. This pigment is 99% natural.
€2.15
lime black pigment
lime black pigment
in stock
lime black pigment is an organic pigment fixed on a mineral base. It gives a soft black colour close to rome black, it has a high tinting strength and is compatible with all techniques and all binders. For its dilution it will be necessary to use a few drops of alcohol at 95° in order to favour its dispersion in your mixtures.
€1.95