Uni-Coat Mixing and Tinting Guide

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Uni-Coat Mixing and Tinting Guide

Working with ratios like 8:1 or counting how many drops you have accidentally added to your to topcoat can be difficult and frustrating so we have a set of programs that will do the math for you.

The numbers the programs give you are the same for American fluid ounces (fl oz) and metric milliliters (mL). They are also correct if you are measuring resin and hardener by weight whether in grams or ounces.

Just so you know: 20 drops = 1 mL; 30 mL = 1 fluid ounce For example 240 mL = 8 fl oz.

Uni-Coat Mixing Calculator

Enter the total number of fluid ounces or mL you want to make and then click 'Calculate'. The calculator uses a ratio of 8:1 which is what you need for Clear Uni-Coat.

To make this amount of Clear Uni-Coat



Mix this amount of Resin

with this amount of Hardener

Tinting Calculator

Tinting formulas are given as the number of drops you should add to 1 fluid ounce of Clear Uni-Coat to get the desired color. Drops are difficult to measure so this program converts them into fluid ounces of tint. Our 3 mL syringes make it easier to measure and dispense the tint.

  • Enter the total number of fluid ounces you want to tint.
  • Enter the number of drops per fluid ounce you want to use from the Color Formula Chart below
  • Click 'Calculate'

To tint this many fluid ounces (fl oz) of Clear Uni-Coat


using this many drops of tint per fluid ounces (see Chart below)



Add this many milliliters (mL) of tint

These are just some of the colors that customers have shared with us. You can use this calculator to figure out how to mix your own custom colors in larger or smaller batches.

Chrome = 2 drops of violet

Spray Chrome- top coated- statue credit: Niko Syzmanski

Gold = 8 drops of yellow + 0.25 drops of red

Glass vase spray chromed with gold top coat credit: Alexandra Gomez

Copper = 4 drops of yellow + 2 drops of red

close-up view of customer piece with copper top coat credit: anonymous

Green = 5 drops blue + 5 drops yellow

Green Mask credit: Centex Chrome
color experimentation done here at Angel Gilding color experimentation done here at Angel Gilding
color experimentation done here at Angel Gilding
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