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Texas burnt orange epoxy
Furnished content.
(from WoodNet.net)
I am making a sign for the grandson of my best friend.
He is a student at UT and their color is burnt orange.
This is the sign after routing.
 Routed sign.jpg (Size: 152.34 KB / Downloads: 37)
I got some deep pour epoxy and tinted it with trans tint.
The color wasn't perfect in the spill over but in the groove it REALLY wasn't close.
epoxy.jpg (Size: 176.87 KB / Downloads: 37)
First time I have done this.
I just got back from Rockler and they suggest using Mica pigment.
Anyone used that?
Can I mix a color with Mica?
Or can I use orange Mica and then black Trans tint for the burnt part?
Or does someone have any better ideas.
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posted at: 12:00am on 16-Mar-2026
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