How To Pour Epoxy Resin In Layers at Terrie Adkins blog

How To Pour Epoxy Resin In Layers. *your project has dimples and divots you want to cover. You do that as often as you like. When creating epoxy art, you can paint on a resin layer and then pour another. *your last resin layer cured with an amine blush surface. You can pour a new layer over your old layer. *you’re adding depth to your project. Once you have the first layer the way you want it leave it to dry. Check out my master list of 25 budget friendly resin inclusions if you need a few ideas. Choose the order of your layers. Either way go ahead and pour your first layer of resin and decorate it with a few inclusions. If you want to achieve blended colours between layers, carefully pour small amounts of different coloured resins onto your piece while it's still wet but tacky from previous layers. Decide on the elements for each layer. Applying multiple layers is easy once you know how! Use tools like toothpicks, stir sticks or heat gun to gently blend them together without creating lines.

*you’re adding depth to your project. Check out my master list of 25 budget friendly resin inclusions if you need a few ideas. Choose the order of your layers. If you want to achieve blended colours between layers, carefully pour small amounts of different coloured resins onto your piece while it's still wet but tacky from previous layers. You can pour a new layer over your old layer. Once you have the first layer the way you want it leave it to dry. Either way go ahead and pour your first layer of resin and decorate it with a few inclusions. *your last resin layer cured with an amine blush surface. When creating epoxy art, you can paint on a resin layer and then pour another. You do that as often as you like.

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How To Pour Epoxy Resin In Layers Check out my master list of 25 budget friendly resin inclusions if you need a few ideas. You can pour a new layer over your old layer. Use tools like toothpicks, stir sticks or heat gun to gently blend them together without creating lines. Check out my master list of 25 budget friendly resin inclusions if you need a few ideas. If you want to achieve blended colours between layers, carefully pour small amounts of different coloured resins onto your piece while it's still wet but tacky from previous layers. Choose the order of your layers. *you’re adding depth to your project. You do that as often as you like. When creating epoxy art, you can paint on a resin layer and then pour another. Decide on the elements for each layer. *your last resin layer cured with an amine blush surface. *your project has dimples and divots you want to cover. Once you have the first layer the way you want it leave it to dry. Either way go ahead and pour your first layer of resin and decorate it with a few inclusions. Applying multiple layers is easy once you know how!