Création de pinces à pain en forme de derrière d'animaux avec @LETSRESIN

1위@Spidress_Lpsil y a 2 jours (modifié)

Hi Rose! I’m glad you’re your back, my Sundays haven’t been the same lol. I have a couple tips for resin if you want to try them! - When mixing epoxy resin there will be swirls/wispy looking bits while mixing, those are the two parts. You will continue mixing until those are gone! - Sometimes using wood to stir causes more air bubbles! - If your pieces are still bendy when you take them out of the mold it’s likely because the resin isn’t fully cured yet. Sometimes it can be because the resin wasn’t mixed well enough but I find with Lets Resin it’s pretty forgiving. - A good rule of thumb is use epoxy resin if you’re making larger pieces and UV resin for smaller ones(like jewelry and topcoats/doming) - I have used a bit of acrylic paint to color my resin, but you want to do it in VERY small amounts because it can mess with the curing. - Lastly to answer your question yes, there are different kinds of resin! There’s soft type which stays flexible and hard type which is… well hard lol. I’ve only seen it with UV resin though. Keep up the good work! I’ll see you next week😊번역 보기

2위@reluctantmongooseil y a 14 heures

This is the level of resin expertise i like to see, it's achievable, it's approachable, it's how my brain works too ❤번역 보기

3위@itslubiail y a 19 heures

You know what? The color on the funfetti cats grew on me They remind me of the inside of a funfetti cake, the sponge cake part ❤번역 보기