🎨 Color Your World with Burnt Sienna!
Burnt Sienna Natural Mineral Pigment is a premium, eco-friendly pigment sourced from natural earths, offering excellent UV resistance and a matte finish. Ideal for a variety of applications including artistic painting, masonry, and decorative coatings, this 150 ML (5 OZ) powder is perfect for professionals seeking to elevate their projects with soft, natural tones.
| Brand | colorare |
| Color | Burnt Sienna |
| Finish Type | Matte |
| Size | 5 Ounce (Pack of 1) |
| Item Volume | 5 Fluid Ounces |
| Special Feature | UV Resistant |
| Unit Count | 5 Ounce |
| Paint Type | Mineral |
| Surface Recommendation | Masonry,Plaster |
| Item Form | Powder |
| Age Range (Description) | Adult |
| Package Information | Can |
| Manufacturer | Color Rare |
| Part Number | TNFSB-031 |
| Item Weight | 5 ounces |
| Package Dimensions | 7.8 x 4.88 x 0.35 inches |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Finish | Matte |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Special Features | UV Resistant |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
E**S
Great for cement
I used this to mix in with orange to color my cement pumpkin project. Exceeded my expectations, a little does a long way.
C**S
Works great with Cement!
The media could not be loaded. Go to their website for specific instructions. No more than 10% pigment based on weight of the binder you’re mixing it with. Works well with cement as long as you’re weighing your materials. Make sure to use proper PPE.
A**J
It helped somewhat.
I wanted to add some reddish brown color to a concrete floor I was pouring. I mixed this up in the concrete pretty well, but it didn’t blend as good as I hoped it would. It did give some color. All in all, the floor came out even and brownish gray. Maybe I needed more mixing.
V**T
Warning if you're dry pouring concrete and looking to add color
I have nothing against the product. It is beautiful and as described. Unfortunately for me, I attempted to use this mixed with water to mist my dry pour 5 x 10' concrete slab after edging and stamping. It may have been a user error, bit after two applications of the mixed water misted on the concrete I was ready to begin to shower it. That's when problems appeared. The surface started to blister and the pigment water had adhered to the surface 1/16" of concrete but no further. The pigment water prematurely sealed the top and wouldn't allow the air to release as water soaked down through causing blistering and forcing me to pressure blast the entire top of the new pour off. If you choose to go this approach, perhaps mist first then begin watering with untreated water before adding your colored water. My mistake I believe, not the products. So a friendly message of warning for all you DIYers not to repeat my mistakes.As an aside, I did call colorare to discuss how I was applying and they said my approach was the right one. They were super helpful on the phone. Unfortunately the execution failed. Thanks!
M**S
God's earth
I loved my burnt sienna. God put things in this earth for us to use. And I enjoyed using this to color my hair with and to make lip gloss and cheek blush with. I love the things God put in this earth for us and burnt sienna is one of them.
C**.
Perfect
Color is the same as shown on picture. Just what I needed.
J**O
nice
nice
N**M
Fine pigment no grinding
Fine pigment. Single source watercolors. Just add Gum Arabic or Tragalenth
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