Hi
Can anyone tell me whether I will be able to color Propylene Glycol with the Gel colors available through this site?
Thanks
Carol
Okay I'll bite...I looked up on the web what it is but can I ask why you would be wanting to color antifreeze??
Okay I'll bite...I looked up on the web what it is but can I ask why you would be wanting to color antifreeze??
No not anti Freeze 
..........This is food grade Propylene Glocol. used in a wide range of commercial sauces and dips etc.
For its uses put in Propylene Glycol USP in a search, you will see hundreds of applications in the food industry.
I need to be able to color this stuff jet black, it is to color a flavoring
Sorry if I didn't explain myself clearly. 
Thanks
Carol
Ahhhhh...Thanks for explaining that!!! I was wondering......I think the Americolor Black would be good for that...Try it!!
Laurel 
Yes our color will color Propylene Glycol:
Propylene Glycol is unique among the glycols in that it can be taken internally and is used in food, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics and a host of other applications involving ingestion or absorption through the skin. It is odorless and colorless and has a wide range of solvency for organic materials.(like our color) it is completely water soluble. Propylene Glycol is also a known antimicrobial and can be used as a safe preservative
it is not anti freeze which is polyethylene glycol which is very poisonous.
I am glad you all cleared that up because in the Veterinary world we use propylene glycol as an ingredient in a ear medication because of its antimicrobial properties. I couldn't for the life of me figure out why you would want to color it! LOL
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