r/resin

Any advice on how to pour resin onto this rock bathroom floor? And what kind and how much to use. It's 70" x 59"...

fyi- I was hired to tile this floor, and I told them not to use these, but that's what they wanted so that's what I did... A year later, they want me to pour epoxy resin onto it to level it and seal it. They have a talent for flooding their floors and keeping it wet... because the grout is getting stained and it hurts their feet... please help. I'm handy and capable. Just out of my realm here a bit.

A little sad to sell this one, but I worked really hard on it. Thoughts?

I love drinking soda but it's always been so hard for me to open the soda tab with long nails, so I made a soda opener to make it easier and to protect my nails! I attached it to my purse and use it all the time now, it's saves my nails a ton!

I 3D printed it then glazed it with a coat or resin with some glitter mixed in ✨

I have multiple molds that make containers . Two are container that have a screw on caps and one is a box that the lid slide into. What do I use to make the cap screw on easier and lid slide in nice and not stick? ( the box is my first attempt, I just want some suggestions for when I get it right.)

I see many items like this saying that they are resin. Can any point me in the right direction on how to make something like this?

I was really tired of the Amazon grade bubble machines that took forever to de-gas the resin. I stepped up and got a vacuum pump used for air-conditioning units and an acrylic chamber and I am kicking myself for not doing this sooner.

Hey, let me start off by saying I know I made a few mistakes during this project and I am still new to using resin. This post is less discussing the mistakes I made but if I can do anything to salvage this project. Currently I am having an issue where some of the middle layers aren't fully cured after months after the pour - I am aware this will never cure and is most likely due to a improper ratio or not mixing entirely. Since I made multiple pours, the bottom and top layers are cured but the middle layer is not and it is causing uncured epoxy to seep out of the top and some of the sides. Seeing how it is leaking epoxy, the table is not food safe and I'm wondering if there are any suggestions to salvage the project, even if I have to use the table for something entirely different, I'd just prefer not to throw it out entirely

i need some black music note cabochons for something im working on, but the only place that i can seem to find what i want is this website, and the shipping fees are over $50 for one item, Eighth Note Cabochons | Music Note Cabochon | Quaver Symbol | Musical | MiniatureSweet | Kawaii Resin Crafts | Decoden Cabochons Supplies | Jewelry Making any help would be super appreciated!!!

Backlight from candles

I’ve been working on this project for a while, which is old photos of the solar eclipse from years ago. This is the viewing board I used for the whole street. We took some Polaroids on the den and put them on here. Is it OK to pour resin over these at like half an inch or will it ruin the Polaroids?

I made it as a birthday gift for one good person from my work. UV resin, dried flowers, glitter

I discovered UV Resin 2 years ago..and I love this stuff. Please enjoy my quick video on a UV Resin tip. Also I am aware "fatiguey" is not an actual word.

This was waaaay too heavy to be a keychain or magnet so I made it into a wall hanger thingy 😅