COLORTREND® 877 color dispersions are high-strength, pourable color pastes recommended for in-plant tinting of emulsion and water-based paints. All colorants have a 6 minimum fineness of grind (Hegman gauge) which makes COLORTREND® 877 dispersions exceptionally suitable for the tinting of latex paints. They can alsobe used for the economical formulation of deep accent paints, thus avoiding the grinding of dry pigment. COLORTREND® 877 dispersions contain a broad color spectrum, selected to satisfy all the tinting needs of the manufacturer and contractor.

COLORTREND® 877 color dispersions are high-strength, pourable color pastes recommended for in-plant tinting of emulsion and water-based paints. All colorants have a 6 minimum fineness of grind (Hegman gauge) which makes COLORTREND® 877 dispersions exceptionally suitable for the tinting of latex paints. They can alsobe used for the economical formulation of deep accent paints, thus avoiding the grinding of dry pigment. COLORTREND® 877 dispersions contain a broad color spectrum, selected to satisfy all the tinting needs of the manufacturer and contractor.

COLORTREND® 877 color dispersions are high-strength, pourable color pastes recommended for in-plant tinting of emulsion and water-based paints. All colorants have a 6 minimum fineness of grind (Hegman gauge) which makes COLORTREND® 877 dispersions exceptionally suitable for the tinting of latex paints. They can alsobe used for the economical formulation of deep accent paints, thus avoiding the grinding of dry pigment. COLORTREND® 877 dispersions contain a broad color spectrum, selected to satisfy all the tinting needs of the manufacturer and contractor.

The FLV Series colorants have been formulated for use in all epoxy coatings as well as polyurethane and polyaspartic coatings for multiple substrates. The rheological profile of the FLV Series yields a product line with superior handling properties when compared to many other colorants based on 100% solids epoxy or polyol resins. The FLV Series pigment dispersions consist of organic and inorganic pigments milled in a proprietary system. The stabilization method was chosen to ensure broad compatibility in multiple resin chemistries as well as long-term viscosity and colorant stability. The primary stabilizer contains a high level of bio-based components making this line more sustainable than other colorant lines. Colorants based on epoxy resins will increase in viscosity over time. The FLV Series is viscosity stable for up to 2 years. There will be no solidification or gelling during storage and no crystallization will occur.