Pigments can be used for a wide range of colouring applications, including concrete, cement, mortar, plaster, lime, clay, and other masonry products. They are also suitable for natural-based paints such as milk, flour, and lime paints, as well as decorative wall coatings. In addition, pigments can be applied for artistic and decorative purposes. An endless variety of colours can be achieved across all types of uses.
Follow the Colouration Guide to properly mix your pigment— it’s easy! Combine 1 part pigment with 1 part water (for example, 20 ml of pigment with 20 ml of water). Mix thoroughly, then stir into your masonry or paint mixture.
Alternatively, pigments can be added directly to other oil-based binders such as glycerin, resins, waxes, or varnishes. Do not exceed 10% pigment by volume of your total mixture. To achieve consistent colour results, keep all variables the same from batch to batch. Variations in mix design or curing conditions may affect the final colour.
Terrachrom offers the full spectrum — from natural earth and mineral pigments for soft, organic tones to the SP Series for bright, contemporary colours.
Looking for a specific pigment or larger quantities (25 kg and up)? Don’t hesitate to contact us!
Natural Pigments
Mineral Pigments
Pigments obtained from natural earth, ochres, and oxides (clay containing ferric oxide), extracted from quarries. Good UV resistance, non-toxic. Yields soft natural tones. Matte and opaque finish.
Effervescent Earths Pigments
Mineral pigments combined with tartaric acid and calcium carbonate to create an effervescent effect when mixed in water. This effervescence optimizes the colouring properties of the pigment and facilitates its dispersion. Extremely good UV resistance. Yields soft natural tones. Matte and opaque finish.
Manufactured Pigments
Enhanced Pigments
Mineral-based pigments, synthetically recoloured. Yields bright & trendy colours.
SP Super Pigments
Blend of pigments (organic or inorganic/minerals) that are easily dispersing and highly concentrated. Good UV resistance. Very little pigment yields bright & trendy colours. Ideal for concrete and lime products. (The colour of the pigments prior to being dispersed in water is not representative of their true colour.)
Inorganic Synthetic Pigments
Ferric oxides derived from chemical processes (e.g., Titanium Dioxide).
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