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How many drops are typically needed to achieve a solid black epoxy color?
Most applications require 1 to 2 drops to reach a solid black color. Slight adjustments allow builders to fine-tune shade depth without overloading the mixture.
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Will adding pigment affect the curing time of the epoxy?
The pigment uses the same resin base as Part A, so curing time remains consistent with standard PRO-FIX® epoxy performance when used in recommended amounts.
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Does the pigment change the strength or bonding performance of the epoxy?
Properly measured pigment does not alter bonding performance. The epoxy maintains its designed adhesion and durability.
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Will the pigment interfere with the sandability or paintability of the cured epoxy?
The cured epoxy sands and paints normally. The pigment does not introduce surface irregularities or finishing issues.
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How should the 2-oz bottle be stored to maintain consistency?
Store the bottle sealed and upright in a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight to keep the pigment uniform and easy to dispense.
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Is the pigment safe to use indoors, or does it require ventilation?
Standard indoor ventilation works well. Follow the same safety practices used for epoxy mixing.
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What happens if too much pigment is added to the epoxy mixture?
Excess pigment can affect epoxy balance and appearance. Stick to small, measured drops to maintain predictable results.
PRO-FIX® Black Pigment
PRO-FIX® black pigment gives builders precise color control without complicating the epoxy process. This pigment blends smoothly into PRO-FIX® epoxies to deliver a solid black finish that complements ferrules and shafts for a clean, polished look.
Designed for club builders who value appearance and efficiency, this pigment integrates naturally into existing workflows. Minimal adjustments deliver noticeable results, and the epoxy behaves as expected throughout application and curing.
Description
PRO-FIX® Black Pigment for Golf Club Epoxy Applications
PRO-FIX® black pigment works with any PRO-FIX® epoxy to convert the mixed adhesive into a uniform black. Builders often prefer a black bond line because it visually blends with most ferrules and shaft finishes. This pigment helps the epoxy disappear into the build rather than stand out.
The formulation matches the resin used in Part A of PRO-FIX® epoxies, ensuring the pigment mixes evenly and predictably. A few drops go a long way, making color adjustments easy without altering how the epoxy handles during installation.
What Makes PRO-FIX® Black Pigment Different
Color additives can introduce uncertainty into epoxy performance. This product avoids that issue through material compatibility and controlled concentration.
The pigment disperses evenly throughout the epoxy mix, preventing streaking or color variation. Builders gain repeatable results across multiple clubs without trial and error. Consistent color helps present finished clubs that look intentional and refined.
The 2-oz bottle offers excellent value for shops and individual builders since each application requires only a small amount.
Simple Mixing Process
Add 1 to 2 drops of PRO-FIX® black pigment to Part A before combining Part A and Part B. Mix thoroughly until the color appears even and consistent. Adjust the number of drops slightly to fine-tune shade intensity, keeping additions minimal to maintain optimal epoxy behavior.
Finish with Confidence Using PRO-FIX® Black Pigment
Details define the final result. PRO-FIX® black pigment helps deliver clean bond lines that complement premium builds without adding complexity. This small addition delivers a noticeable improvement in presentation and consistency across all clubs.
At Brampton Technology, our product line includes PRO-FIX® epoxies, HF-100® grip solvent, regripping supplies, and epoxy solutions for marine and multi-purpose applications. Connect with us to discuss product selection or technical questions and take your next build further.
