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How To Make Resin Frosted. Hi everyone!maria's back !sorry for the long wait of my new videos!so, here it is ~ i came. So to get it you manipulate the surface. Just like with glass you can sandblast it, sand it, etch it, or apply a film if you like. Sand with sandpaper somewhere in the 400 to 800 grit range. Practice with a couple of pieces first to see what you like. Then do test sprays at different distances. Add a transparent colored powder. Frosted texture, just like with glass, is a property of the surface finish. This time i’ll combine this nice elm burr piece with an epoxy resin to make a stunning frosted wall clock. Hi all,all product links are further down 😊 ⬇️.here is a video of me. Buy a can of krylon frosted glass clear coat. Make it a transparent color and frost the resin surface on one side (e.g., via etching or sand blasting with a suitable medium, or cast the resin on a frosted surface). You should be able to hit any clear.

Hi all,all product links are further down 😊 ⬇️.here is a video of me. Make it a transparent color and frost the resin surface on one side (e.g., via etching or sand blasting with a suitable medium, or cast the resin on a frosted surface). Practice with a couple of pieces first to see what you like. Hi everyone!maria's back !sorry for the long wait of my new videos!so, here it is ~ i came. Frosted texture, just like with glass, is a property of the surface finish. You should be able to hit any clear. This time i’ll combine this nice elm burr piece with an epoxy resin to make a stunning frosted wall clock. Add a transparent colored powder. Then do test sprays at different distances. Buy a can of krylon frosted glass clear coat.

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How To Make Resin Frosted Practice with a couple of pieces first to see what you like. You should be able to hit any clear. Frosted texture, just like with glass, is a property of the surface finish. Just like with glass you can sandblast it, sand it, etch it, or apply a film if you like. So to get it you manipulate the surface. Buy a can of krylon frosted glass clear coat. Then do test sprays at different distances. Sand with sandpaper somewhere in the 400 to 800 grit range. This time i’ll combine this nice elm burr piece with an epoxy resin to make a stunning frosted wall clock. Add a transparent colored powder. Hi everyone!maria's back !sorry for the long wait of my new videos!so, here it is ~ i came. Practice with a couple of pieces first to see what you like. Hi all,all product links are further down 😊 ⬇️.here is a video of me. Make it a transparent color and frost the resin surface on one side (e.g., via etching or sand blasting with a suitable medium, or cast the resin on a frosted surface).