PT-248 Titanium Dioxide Powder 1 lb Jar, Soap & Laser Colorant | Resealable jar helps reduce spills and simplify storage ；Bright white pigment for handmade soap and craft projects

PT-248 Titanium Dioxide Powder is a versatile white TiO2 pigment for handmade soap, craft pigments, resin, plaster, ceramics, paint projects, and laser marking mixtures. Unlike loose bag packaging, this 1 lb powder comes in a resealable jar that is easier to scoop from, easier to store, and helps reduce spills during repeat use. The lidded container keeps your workspace cleaner and helps protect the powder from moisture between projects. For soap making, titanium dioxide is commonly used to brighten cold process soap, lighten mica colors, and create a clean opaque white appearance. For smoother results, premix the powder with a suitable carrier before adding it to your soap batter or project mixture. For laser engraving and marking, this powder can be used as part of a custom coating mix. Because laser results depend on your formula, application method, substrate, coating thickness, and machine settings, we recommend testing on a small sample first. Keep container tightly closed when not in use. Use in a well-ventilated area and avoid breathing dust.

• Resealable 1 lb Jar Pack PT-248 titanium dioxide powder comes in a sturdy lidded jar for easier scooping, cleaner storage, and less mess than loose bag packaging. Keep the powder sealed and dry between projects.
• Bright White Soap Colorant Designed for handmade soap making, this TiO2 powder helps brighten cold process soap, melt-and-pour soap, and mica blends for a cleaner white or lighter finished color.
• Fine White Pigment for DIY Projects Use as a white pigment colorant for soap, resin, plaster, ceramics, paint, craft projects, and other creative applications where opacity and brightness are needed.
• Useful for Laser Marking Mixes Can be used in custom laser engraving or marking mixtures for tile and other materials. Results may vary by laser type, substrate, coating thickness, and mixing formula. Test first before full production.
• Mix First for Smoother Results For best dispersion, premix the powder with a suitable carrier before adding it to soap, wax, oil, resin, or coating mixtures. Avoid adding dry powder directly if you want to reduce visible clumps.