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What Liquid Do You Put In Resin Shakers. Edit please read at 11:45, i said i used 1/8 inch hole punch when i meant to say 1/16 inch. I have all the tools listed on my amazon influencers list located on my linktree. My question is what ratios i should use to fill the charms with either of these liquids. This method is good if you aren't quite sure just yet what your shaker. I had a few disasters with acetate glue > oil > dome and. I’ve seen a lot of different measurements for glycerin/water. Here's my video for how i fill and seal my shakers. The biggest problem can be using cork stoppers (or other caps/lids/stoppers that won't allow any liquid to escape when a bottleful of liquid is. I use uv resin to glue down the acetate, then dome with epoxy to make sure it's completely sealed and then fill and plug the syringe hole with a little uv as well. One way to fill a resin shaker with the inside liquid is through the front film.

My question is what ratios i should use to fill the charms with either of these liquids. Here's my video for how i fill and seal my shakers. I’ve seen a lot of different measurements for glycerin/water. I have all the tools listed on my amazon influencers list located on my linktree. One way to fill a resin shaker with the inside liquid is through the front film. This method is good if you aren't quite sure just yet what your shaker. I use uv resin to glue down the acetate, then dome with epoxy to make sure it's completely sealed and then fill and plug the syringe hole with a little uv as well. The biggest problem can be using cork stoppers (or other caps/lids/stoppers that won't allow any liquid to escape when a bottleful of liquid is. I had a few disasters with acetate glue > oil > dome and. Edit please read at 11:45, i said i used 1/8 inch hole punch when i meant to say 1/16 inch.

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What Liquid Do You Put In Resin Shakers Here's my video for how i fill and seal my shakers. The biggest problem can be using cork stoppers (or other caps/lids/stoppers that won't allow any liquid to escape when a bottleful of liquid is. I had a few disasters with acetate glue > oil > dome and. One way to fill a resin shaker with the inside liquid is through the front film. My question is what ratios i should use to fill the charms with either of these liquids. Here's my video for how i fill and seal my shakers. I use uv resin to glue down the acetate, then dome with epoxy to make sure it's completely sealed and then fill and plug the syringe hole with a little uv as well. Edit please read at 11:45, i said i used 1/8 inch hole punch when i meant to say 1/16 inch. I have all the tools listed on my amazon influencers list located on my linktree. I’ve seen a lot of different measurements for glycerin/water. This method is good if you aren't quite sure just yet what your shaker.