LET'S RESIN Silicone Pigment Paste Set 16 Colours for Taba Squishy, 10 ml Bottles — Concentrated & Odourless

LET'S RESIN Silicone Pigment Dye for Taba Squishy is a concentrated, odourless colour paste set of 16 vibrant shades formulated exclusively for colouring silicone rubber projects like taba squishies and silicone moulds.

This 16-colour paste collection gives makers full control over hue, opacity, and realism when tinting silicone. Each 0.35 oz bottle is thick, highly pigmented, and designed to mix into part B of a two-part silicone system for even, vivid results. Because the formula is made for silicone, it won’t cure properly in resins — so it’s ideal for artists and hobbyists focused on squishies, novelty toys, realistic food replicas, and soft tactile pieces.

How do I use this pigment paste with silicone?

For best results, shake each bottle thoroughly before use to ensure pigment is evenly distributed. Add small drops into the silicone’s Part B, then combine with Part A and mix thoroughly to avoid streaks. Start with tiny amounts; the paste is highly concentrated so a little goes a long way.

• Add pigment only to Part B before combining with Part A.
• Mix slowly and scrape the sides to prevent trapped air.
• Test a small sample to judge colour and adjust as needed.
• Use gloves and a clean workspace to keep tones pure.

What colours are included and how can I blend them?

The kit includes 16 shades such as gardenia white, black, bright red, egg, light mint, taro purple, lotus pink, blue, sapphire blue, cream pink, light pink, caramel, light blue, cream yellow, bread, and yellow. These allow everything from soft pastels to bolder, saturated tones. Mixing is straightforward: layering small amounts builds subtle shifts while combining larger ratios creates new, unique shades.

• Use white to mute or pastelize stronger colours.
• Mix complementary colours sparingly to avoid muddiness.
• Create gradients by varying pigment concentration in multiple pours.
• Keep a colour log of ratios for repeatable results.

Will this dye affect silicone curing or texture?

The dye is formulated to be safe and odourless for silicone applications and should not interfere with standard silicone cures when used sparingly. Because it’s a paste, excessive amounts could alter cure times or softness; follow manufacturer guidelines for silicone and test small batches if you plan heavy tinting.

• Use minimal pigment to preserve intended shore hardness.
• Allow full cure time before demolding or compressing pieces.
• Test compatibility with your specific silicone brand and shore grade.
• Store bottles capped to prevent thickening or contamination.

What projects are best suited to these silicone pigments?

These pastes excel for crafting realistic or whimsical silicone items like taba squishies, animal replicas, faux baked goods, and novelty moulds. Their high saturation and range let you produce lifelike colour details — from cookie browning to pastel kawaii finishes — while keeping surfaces soft and tactile.

• Create cat paw squishies with multi-tone pads and subtle shading.
• Tint silicone chicks and small animal toys with natural gradients.
• Reproduce baked-good textures and cookie colours for replica food art.
• Produce matching sets by keeping pigment ratios for future batches.

Who is this for: Makers, small-batch artisans, and hobbyists who work with silicone and want precise, vivid coloration for soft tactile items. If you craft taba squishies, silicone toys, realistic food replicas, or custom moulds and need a concentrated, silicone-safe colour solution, this 16-shade LET'S RESIN kit gives flexibility and consistent results. Not recommended for epoxy or polyester resins — intended only for silicone rubber applications.