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This powder is great! I custom mix the shades I want and use for stenciling on walls etc.....I personally mix with acrylic medium and it works well.....gorgeous results.

I use these mica powders to coat my silicone molds for my resin-casting business. They do a beautiful job. The colors that are offered are very striking and give the appearance of real metal. I've ordered several times in the past and will do so again in the near future. MisterArt.com's packaging and shipping is top-notch.

Used for accenting a stained concrete floor--beautiful!! Would like to see a little bit better information on the product label (type is unreadable on jars) Other than that the product is outstanding and the color choices are outstanding!

I'm just learning to use it for stenciling, but I really do like it. I just wish it came in more colors.

Wow! These powders mixed with an metallic paint really makes the application pop! I have had many compliments when I use it!

This is a perfect medium to add a little subtle "sparkle" to one's paint. It mixes easily and is easy to work with.

These powders work beautifully mixed w/ texture pastes, paints etc as well as brushing directly on "set to tacky" glue areas, pigment colors and shades are up to you, awesome product!!

Thus far these products have worked very well. The fact that I can control the amount of pigment is what really make the difference.

I was very pleased with this product . I have never used anything like it , and the results were prefect .

I use this product for stenciling & am thrilled with the results. Used after applying Rolco Aquasize, it yielded absolutely beautiful results.

I combine this material with plastic resins to achieve a metallic look in plastic. For this application it is superb and yields interesting colors. The metal powders do react however with the resin so use as little as possible to achieve the desired effect otherwise you'll get a very hot mixture. I believe it will react with polyurethane stains and other types of coatings/paints. Also, the powder is very fine and dangerous to inhale (I learned this the hard way). A little of the powder goes a long way. A motorized stirring device will greatly facilitate uniformly mixing the powder. Stirring by hand is strenuous and may leave large blobs of unmixed powder.