Overview

Create invisible wood repairs with confidence using Repair Care Universal Colour Pigments. Designed to work seamlessly with DRY FLEX®, these highly concentrated tinting pigments allow you to transform your repair resin into six beautifully natural wood shades - giving you precise colour control and a flawless, professional finish every time.

Whether you’re restoring windows, doors, frames, or fine joinery, these pigments help your repairs blend effortlessly with the surrounding timber, so the repair disappears into the original surface.

• Seamless colour matching - Six carefully selected wood tones to match the most common timber types.
• Simple, accurate dosing - Easy to mix for consistent, repeatable results.
• Highly concentrated formula - A little goes a long way.
• Built for performance - Resistant to frost and heat, with excellent shelf life for long-term use.
• Available shades: Teak, Spruce, Pine, Mahogany, Light Oak and Walnut.

For best results, refer to the Repair Care colour chart for precise mixing ratios and shade guidance - ensuring reliable, professional outcomes on every job.

Tip: After application, always use a coating system with a UV blocker to ensure the best and most durable result.

Application

Follow this simple process to tint your DRY FLEX® repair compound and achieve colour-matched wood repairs:

• Dispense the required amount of DRY FLEX® onto a clean mixing plate.
• Thoroughly mix DRY FLEX® components A + B with a spatula until the compound has a smooth, uniform colour.
• Add a few drops (approximately 1%) of your chosen Universal Colour Pigment to the mixed DRY FLEX®. Start small - the pigments are highly concentrated.
• Mix the resin and pigment thoroughly until the repair compound has a consistent, even colour that matches the wood you’re repairing.
• Fill the repair area with the coloured DRY FLEX® mixture, using your normal application technique.
• Once fully cured, sand the repair flush with the surrounding surface.
• Choose an appropriate coating system based on the application. If the object will be exposed to UV light, make sure the coating contains a UV blocker for long-lasting results.

Tips for Best Results

• Always refer to the Repair Care colour chart for accurate mixing ratios and tone selection.
• Test your tinted mix on a sample piece before applying it to the actual surface to verify the colour match.
• Only add pigment to the DRY FLEX® resin before hardener - not after hardening begins.