Here is my first tutorial. The next tutorial will be of Triple Thick and a few of the ways I use it. I will try to post a tutorial once every few weeks or more frequent as time allows.
Is there a topic you would like for me to cover in a tutorial. Please comment below and I will add it to my recording list.
I got a small bottle of Triple Thick to use on my epoxy resin pieces to add a nice glossy finish to them. So far I have found it to be very easy to use. It is very thick and I use a soft bristle paint brush to apply. The first time I used it the paint brush was a little stiff and there were slight lines left behind. It doesn’t take long to dry and to be fully dry I think my piece took about 30 minutes for a thick layer. I haven’t had any issues with it not being completely clear when it is dry even though there are times during the drying process that some pieces looked like they were going to be ruined with areas I had a bit of an extra thick coat. I have used it to fill in minor scuffs and blemishes on pieces and it masks them wonderfully.
Triple Thick gets a rating of 4 smiles ☻☻☻☻☺
Cute resin piece in an antiques bronze colored bezel with a soft leather necklace with claw clasp.
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Resinated (res·in·ated) – to impregnate or flavor with resin
Picked a fresh name for my Resin Art. I will dedicate this blog to the pieces I create, reviews of products I use, tips, and video tutorials (coming soon). Please feel free to contact me and request a personalized piece. If you see a piece you like in my blog or on my store and you would want it personalized let me know which item and how you would like it personalized. Each custom-made piece is priced on a per order basis.
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