Thermochromic pigment is a color-changing pigment that shifts from yellow (or another color) to a pale or nearly white appearance when warmed above approximately 88° F.
Composition
Thermochromic pigment, oxidizing agent, Polyoxmethylenemelamine
Handling Notes
- The pigment can be mixed into resin, waxes, oils, or water
- To use, add a little water, then paint a surface
- The paint dries quickly at room temperature and can be removed with soap and water
- For color change, heat the pigment with your breath, hot liquids, heater pads, or fabric
In Use
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