Question 1

Can these pigments be mixed with encaustic medium (beeswax and damar resin)??

Accepted Answer

Yes, Mixol is compatible with beeswax and other waxes, such as petroleum based waxes. It is also compatible with all kinds of resins, including damar. It is very satisfactory with these mediums because it disperses very well. You can mix it with a palette knife or a spoon, etc. Thank you for your inquiry. Cynthia McCollum

Question 2

Crazy question...could you mix these tints w/food coloring?  I ask because I need to tint glass & need more vibrant colors.

Accepted Answer

I wish I could provide a good answer but I am confused as to what you are doing. Assuming you  mean that you are using a glass object and not fusing glass, I would ask you why would you consider substituting food coloring with Mixol Universal Tints. Maybe because you don't have all the colors you need? I would then suggest to buy them. Food coloring does not have the high pigmentation that Mixol tints possesses. You will end up diluting your color because you are incorporating water into the mix. You might end up with a translucent coloration and not the saturated color you seem to describe you want. If you give me more info on what you are trying to acheive, I can better help you. If I were doing it I would not use food coloring. I might add this as well. I beleive that you would end up with a medium that would easily rub off with handling. Universal tints are NOT paints. If you paint with them alone, they will never dry. They must be mixed with a binding medium such as acrylic, oil or latex paint, stain, etc. You can use a clear medium which contains the correct sheen you want (flat, semi-gloss, high gloss), or you amend your already tinted paint or stain to either alter the color or increase the intensity of the hue. (make it darker).  If you still want to try it, may I suggest you mix up a small amount of mediums, one with food coloring and one with only universal tints. Prep your glass, bake it off or do whatever curing process, and test them for durability. I think the one with the food coloring will scratch off easily. If you want to talk to a real expert, contact Blick's and talk to the on staff consultant who has helped me create some successful mixtures. Have fun. Cindy

Question 3

What specific colors are included in this set of 24? How about the set of 12?

Accepted Answer

This set includes colors 1-24. The 12 piece set includes colors 1-12.

Question 4

Would this be good to color wood directly? I’m comparing to transtint. I plan on mixing with denatured alcohol and apply directly to unfinished wood.

Accepted Answer

Yes a much better quality product!

Brand	Mixol
Color	Assorted
Finish Type	Satin
Size	0.81 Fl Oz (Pack of 20)
Item Volume	20 Milliliters
Special Feature	Fade Resistant
Unit Count	16.2307 Fluid Ounces
Paint Type	Oil
Specific Uses For Product	Exterior
Surface Recommendation	Wood
Indoor/Outdoor Usage	Outdoor
Item Form	Liquid
Included Components	20 ML bottles of 24 distinct colors
Age Range (Description)	Adult
Is Waterproof	False
Model Name	147164
Package Information	Bottle
Water Resistance Level	Water Resistant
UPC	844788038301
Manufacturer	Mixol
Part Number	4X-OEUW-PMQ9
Item Weight	1.89 pounds
Product Dimensions	3.15 x 1 x 22.48 inches
Item model number	4X-OEUW-PMQ9
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Finish	Satin
Volume	0.02 Liters
Item Package Quantity	1
Special Features	Fade Resistant
Batteries Included?	No
Batteries Required?	No

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