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Smalltongue Mica Powder for Resin, Soap, and DIY Craft Color
A 36-color mica powder set in 10 g bottles for epoxy resin, soap making, lip gloss, nail art, and other hands-on craft projects.
The pigments are non-toxic, cruelty-free, and vegan-friendly, with bright shades that mix easily across resin, paint, and other creative mediums. The set leans toward shimmer, metallic, and glitter-style effects rather than flat matte color.
If you want a larger color selection, Smalltongue also offers 72-color and 108-color mica powder sets.
Creative Materials for Hands-On Projects
Smalltongue brings together pigments, paints, inks, and repair compounds for makers who like to color, customize, print, and build by hand.
From mica powder and leather paint to screen printing ink, epoxy sculpt clay, and countertop kits, the brand stays focused on versatile materials for color, surface updates, printing, and repair work at home.
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Smalltongue Leather Paint Kit, 14 Original Colors
A 14-color leather paint set for shoes, sneakers, bags, couches, jackets, and car interiors. It makes the most sense for hands-on customization work where color choice matters as much as surface coverage.
The set goes beyond paint alone by including a leather preparer and deglazer for prep work, plus an acrylic finisher for a smoother, more durable result after the color goes on. That setup helps the job feel complete from prep through the final coat instead of leaving you to piece it together.
The colors blend easily, dry quickly, and work across a wide mix of leather projects. It is a good fit for beginners, touch-ups, and smaller custom jobs where bright color, simple prep, and a clean finish all matter.
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Smalltongue Epoxy Sculpt Clay, 1 Pound
A two-part epoxy sculpt clay for modeling, gap filling, repairs, reshaping, and texture work. It is the one to reach for when a piece needs shaping and structure before the finish goes on.
The clay is mixed in a 1:1 ratio and hardens in about 24 hours, with high viscosity, strong plasticity, and low shrinkage after curing. Once set, it can be shaped further with tools and painted over for finishing work.
It suits custom models, structural fixes, and sculpted details that need to hold their shape. Available options: 1, 2, and 4 pounds.
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Smalltongue Screen Printing Ink, 8 Colors
An 8-color screen printing ink set for fabric printing on shirts, pants, home decor, and other textile projects. It covers fabric printing without drifting into plain craft paint.
The ink works across cotton, polyester, blends, linen, rayon, and other common fabric surfaces. After drying, it holds up for regular wear, with waterproof and sunlight-resistant performance for printed designs that need to last through regular use.
It is also friendly to first-time printing projects. The texture is thick enough for printing, and the formula can be adjusted with a small amount of water when needed.
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Smalltongue Countertop Paint Kit, White Marble
A three-step countertop paint kit for updating kitchen counters, islands, vanities, and other hard surfaces without a full replacement. It fits larger home refresh jobs while still keeping the finish in your own hands.
The kit includes an epoxy resin topcoat for a stronger, high-gloss, water-resistant finish, along with the main tools needed to start right away. It can be used on marble, granite, Formica, laminate, ceramic tile, and similar hard surfaces, with coverage listed at about 35 to 40 square feet.
It takes more setup than a simple paint job: prep matters, masking and dropcloths help, and the resin needs thorough mixing if the goal is a durable finish. The result can give older countertops a much more finished marble-style look without a full remodel.
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| Feature | Smalltongue Leather Paint Kit | Smalltongue Epoxy Sculpt Clay | Smalltongue Screen Printing Ink | Smalltongue Countertop Paint Kit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Use this on | Leather shoes, bags, jackets, couches, and similar surfaces | Model parts, repair areas, sculpt builds, and shaped details | Shirts, pants, home textiles, and other fabric surfaces | Countertops, vanities, islands, and similar hard surfaces, including marble, granite, Formica, laminate, and ceramic tile |
| Best for | Color customization and touch-ups | Filling, reshaping, sculpting, and repair work | DIY fabric printing | Surface refresh projects with a marble-style finish |
| Format | Liquid paint set | Two-part epoxy clay | Water-based fabric ink set | Multi-step countertop coating kit |
| Color or size setup | 14 colors | 1 lb selected size | 8 colors | White Marble selected color |
| What comes in the set | Paints plus leather preparer/deglazer and finisher | Part A and Part B clay | 8 bottles of printing ink | Paint system, epoxy resin topcoat, and main project tools |
| Dry or cure note | Quick-drying formula | Hardens in about 24 hours | Let dry about 24 hours after printing | Surface dry in about 24 hours, full cure in about 48 hours |
| Key practical strength | Prep and finish support in one kit | Strong shaping and repair potential after curing | Fabric-friendly printing with waterproof and sunlight-durable performance | All-in-one countertop refresh with glossy, water-resistant finish |
| Available options | 14 Original Colors | 1, 2, and 4 pounds | 8-color set | White Marble shown in selected product |
TESTIMONIALS
What People Like About Smalltongue
The colors feel bright and easy to use, so even a first project can look cleaner right away. Resin and print work both look more lively when the color mixes smoothly and the finish has a little shimmer instead of looking flat.
Alyssa M., Provo, Utah
It helps when the prep and finish pieces are already in the box, and the compounds are easier to handle than expected. Once the shaping, painting, or curing is done, the result looks more complete and less like a rough first attempt.
Jordan P., Eugene, Oregon
Smalltongue Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to buy extra supplies before starting a Smalltongue kit?
Not always. The leather paint kit already includes a preparer and deglazer for surface prep plus a finisher for the last step, and the countertop kit comes with the main tools and epoxy topcoat in the box. You may still want a few basic setup items for your workspace, especially tape and a dropcloth for the countertop project, but the core project pieces are already there.
Do I need prep before using the leather paint or countertop kit?
Yes. The leather paint looks better when the surface is prepped first with the included preparer and deglazer, then finished after the paint has dried. The countertop kit also needs real prep, including cleaning the surface, masking nearby areas with tape, using a dropcloth, following the step order, and giving the resin stage enough time.
Use the included prep pieces for leather, and take the countertop job in order instead of rushing it.
Tape, a dropcloth, and enough cure time make a visible difference in the final result.
Is the countertop paint kit beginner-friendly?
Yes, for a patient beginner. The process is straightforward and the main project pieces are already included, but the job still goes better when you take your time with prep, masking, mixing, and cure time instead of treating it like a quick one-coat touch-up.
How long do Smalltongue materials take to dry or cure?
The timing depends on the product. The epoxy sculpt clay fully hardens in about 24 hours, the screen printing ink should dry in about 24 hours before regular washing, and the countertop kit is described as surface-dry in about 24 hours with full cure around 48 hours. The leather paint dries quickly, but each layer still needs time before the finisher goes on.
Can Smalltongue mica powder be used for more than resin?
Yes. It can also be used for soap making, lip gloss, makeup-related use, nail art, candles, and other craft applications. The finish leans more toward shimmer, sparkle, and metallic effects than flat matte color.
How do I use the Smalltongue countertop paint kit step by step?
The basic flow is simple: prep the surface first, build the marble pattern in layers, then mix and spread the resin before letting the countertop cure fully.
Step 1: Clean
Clean the countertop with sandpaper.
Step 2: Tape
Use tape to seal off the cabinets and sink area before you start painting.
Step 3: Dropcloth
Lay plastic dropcloth underneath to help protect the surrounding area.
Step 4: Unfold
Unfold the dropcloth fully so the work area stays covered.
Step 5: Primer
Open primer No. 1 and apply 1 to 2 even coats with a roller brush.
Step 6: No. 2a
Open No. 2a gray paint and use a pen to sketch a natural marble pattern. Let it cure fully before moving on, usually about 4 to 6 hours.
Step 7: Spray Bottle
Lightly mist the marble pattern with water.
Step 8: Brush
Use a large brush to soften and touch up the pattern for a more natural look.
Step 9: No. 2b
Open brightener No. 2b, dab a small amount onto a sponge, and gently apply it to the pattern. Let it cure fully before moving on, usually about 1 to 2 hours.
Step 10: No. 3a x2 and No. 3b
Pour two bottles of No. 3a and one bottle of No. 3b into a 3L bucket or another clean container.
Step 11: Mix
Stir thoroughly, paying close attention to the bottom and inner walls so the resin is fully mixed before use.
Step 12: Pour
Pour the mixed resin onto the countertop.
Step 13: Roller Brush
Use a roller brush to spread the resin evenly and smooth out the surface.
Step 14: Done
After 24 hours, make sure the resin is fully cured, then remove the tape and plastic dropcloth before using the countertop.
How long do Smalltongue materials take to dry or cure?
The timing depends on the product. The epoxy sculpt clay fully hardens in about 24 hours, the screen printing ink should dry in about 24 hours before regular washing, and the countertop kit is described as surface-dry in about 24 hours with full cure around 48 hours. The leather paint dries quickly, but each layer still needs time before the finisher goes on.
Is Smalltongue mica powder safe for skin contact?
Yes. The page describes the mica powder as non-toxic and suitable for skin-use craft projects, including body care products.
How should I store Smalltongue mica powder?
Keep the jars sealed and store them in a cool, dry place. That helps preserve the color quality and keeps the powder looking vibrant.
How should I mix and use the epoxy sculpt clay?
Mix equal parts of Part A and Part B thoroughly in a 1:1 ratio by volume until the material is fully combined. After that, it can be shaped, used for filling or repair work, and left to harden before sanding, refining, or painting the finished piece.