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Which resin set quickly please tell

Thanks!

I used uv resin and add powder pigment ,it dry on top underneath was a flop 😔 please tell me what did i do wrong....I was making keyrings and bookmarks 🙆‍♀️🥺

Can you stir resin to long? When resin starts to harden can you add new resin to it, so as not to waste

Thank you so so so much for doing this test!

We needed this, thank you ❤!

i just discovered your channel and watched some of your videos and i literally almost teared up because they will be of such a conveniance for me. you make such easy to follow and detailed videos and you talk about all the important things without rambling about random stuff. you're also very inspiring and fun. thanks for making videos

Thank you! It was my first time. Every video I watched was confusing. I came across your video and Awesome! AWESOME! YOU ARE WONDERFUL! YOU EXPLAINED IT CLEARLY...THANK YOU. .❤ I AM A NEW FAN/Student.. Thank you 😊 ❤

How long can you keep the mixture????

Can I put the sticker without the first layer of resin then the resin for doming? I mean can I skip the first layer of resin? Will it affect the

I love this stuff vs Hydrostone, Hydrocal, and Cement All. It's so smooth and very little air bubbles.

See what you're saying probably why I made mistakes first time really didn't have enough go round to it but good to know probably was nervous first time went stir it too fast saw bubble on it

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Thank you Clever Crafting Girls!! I sub, and liked. For your Voiceing your tutorial, and the explanation, and feedback. Thank you!

When I mix my resin it will heat and hard before use plz help me

Important point not to stir it very fast when mixing. In many video tutorials, they use an electric hand blender to mix the resin with the hardener or to mix in colors. But this makes the resin full of air.

Want to use resin to fill a void and color it black. Thanks for the tips. If you're still looking and answering questions would love to know if you think I can pour this all at once into a skinny but deep vessel that I want it to fill and stay in. Would that affect the cure time or ability to cure completely? Need to be poured in more than one go? Thanks again!

Where did you get the box set from very intrested in trying this

Putting more than the recommended 3oz, an equivalent in ml would have been nice, does cause issues and doesn't remove all the air but for small projects it is good. On how it works, the motor causes a vacuum which the resin and air held within it try to fill. When the cap is released at the end of the process the air pressure is normalised allowing the resin to fall back whilst the air it held mixes with the air allowed in through the vent.

Hey Lydia! We really like your content a lot. We just sent you an email seeking collaboration. Could you please take some time to check it?🥰

What a helpful video! I have struggled with epoxy resin and UV resins for quite some time now. I've watched so many tutorials, but yours is the most helpful. So what happens when you've followed all the instructions and your resin still comes out with blemishes? These little fine line cracks I want to call them? I have ruined so many pieces and I have given up faith that I will ever try resin again. I appreciate you!

please make a video on how you make your own svg

With the fabric dye, if you added the right water ratio plus the dye would it cure?

The very first time I used this resin I miraculously did it correctly and thought I already got the hang of it but during my second time I was chatting with my roommate and didn’t realise how fast I was mixing it. It turned out so foggy and yellowish with lotssss of bubbles and I was so confused as to what went wrong this time. Also the resin dried so quickly before I could use it on my whole batch of clay pins. I was so sad😭 thanks for the information, I should watched this before trying it

Thank you so much for making this video I am new to using a epoxy resin. I used some for the very first time yesterday, and my epoxy was cloudy. I was wondering what I was doing wron, but after watching your video. It's because it was just old. I had ordered new apoxy that I will be using. For my Tumbler, but I'm very happy. I came across your video so very educational. I thank you so much for making this.

Thank you so much for making this video I am new to using a epoxy resin. I used some for the very first time yesterday, and my epoxy was cloudy. I was wondering what I was doing wron, but after watching your video. It's because it was just old. I had ordered new apoxy that I will be using. For my Tumbler, but I'm very happy. I came across your video so very educational. I thank you so much for making this.

i love to use this but i cant

I love resin crete

put it in a vacuum pump and the bubbles will go away

Damn!! This is Magical 😳❤️

I just came here to say the first time my 13yr old son and I tried epoxy resin, it was a disaster. I was in charge of measuring and from what I look up my husband said we didn't mix it enough ... who knows. All I know is even after a full 7 day week lil baby Gummi bears in a silcone mold were still totally wet! I've been too afraid to try again since 😂. I just ordered a bunch of molds and accessories and stuff so we can try again.

i cant seem to find designer avatar tool anywhere to download can you help please

What is the ratio of glow powder in the mix po

How ventilated is your space?

Hi. Would the jesmonite pigments work?

Thank you! 💖

Thank you for your video and suggestions. I’m new to using resin and feel like I’ve followed all instructions: 1:1 ratio, 75 degree room, low humidity, mix for 5 minutes, etc. I’ve done 3 pieces (free form bowls) and they are all still very bendy even after several days. I’ll give it more time but it seems like they should be fully cured/hard at this point. I did use alcohol ink but not overpowering amount. Any suggestions?

My big question is, does it work as well as a pressure pot?

I can’t wait to get this kit

I couldn't find lesson 7,8 and 9.. Your lessons are really good. Thank you.

Thank you for these tips.

You mention an environment that's too cold, but I live in FL. Regular temperatures are in the mid 80s to low 90s (except for a few weeks between December and February). What temperatures would be considered "too hot"?

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Thank you for sharing! I’m about to order one using your aff link!

Thank you, these classes are amazing.

Am happy I made it to the current videos 😊. From 3 years ago to 6 months 💪🏾. I love your videos. So educative ❤

They really turned out amazing ❤

Your series of videos are really easy and interesting to follow. Thanks for an amazing teaching. I like the idea ❤

The tail is beautiful, l love all the pieces in the 10 tutorials ❤❤❤😊