Dry pigments for tinting putty and filler
White filler does not always match the wood. These dry pigments let you fix that. Mix them into a range of products to change the color and dial it in to whatever the project needs.
They blend into WoodEpox, Austin’s Pure Whiting, Austin’s Wood Butter, Austin’s Glazier’s Putty, Sarco Type M Putty, and Sarco DualGlaze Putty.
Colors
- Black
- Brick Red
- Brown
- Goldenrod
- White
Frequently asked questions
What do dry pigments work with?
They blend into WoodEpox, Austin's Pure Whiting, Austin's Wood Butter, Austin's Glazier's Putty, Sarco Type M Putty, and Sarco DualGlaze Putty. You mix them into putty, filler, and whiting to custom-color it to match the wood you are working on.
What colors do the dry pigments come in?
There are five colors to blend from: black, brick red, brown, goldenrod, and white. You mix them into a range of products to change the color and dial it in to whatever the project needs. They work with WoodEpox, Austin's whiting, wood butter, and glazier's putty, plus Sarco Type M and DualGlaze.
Why use dry pigments on filler or putty?
White filler does not always match the wood. These dry pigments let you fix that by changing the color of putty, filler, and whiting so you can customize colors as your project demands. They blend into WoodEpox, Austin's Pure Whiting, Wood Butter, and Glazier's Putty, plus Sarco Type M and DualGlaze, in five colors.
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