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Yes, this resin is very high viscosity so definitely needs a bit more attention.

Thank you!

Thank you Kathy! You can find all the different moulds here... sentimentalsalvage.ca/collections/iod-decor-moulds I ship throughout North America. For links to the specific moulds I used in this video.... check the description just below the video - I always put links to the products used in there 🥰🥰

Check your other comment - if you have any questions... let me know 🥰

Thanks for watching! Just make sure you read and follow the directions on your specific resin brand and you’ll do fine. The most important thing is to have fun! ❤

You are so welcome! ❤

Thank you! It was truly a happy accident!

Me too! My clear glue crackle discovery is going to lead to a whole new adventure in antiquing!!

I’ve used both a brush on gloss coat (Polycrylic) and a spray on (Rustoleum clear gloss). Any water-based brand will work. 😊

@@SentimentalSalvage thank-you.

You're very welcome! I'm not sure - I don't think so because it's been a couple weeks already since I poured that one. I do know that if it's just a matter of your room being to cold for the resin to set in it's normal time-frame, it will eventually harden up from being a little flexible. But, if not mixed thoroughly enough, I don't think it ever will.

Glad you enjoyed it!

That’s awesome!

Yes a clear gloss. I’ve used a brush on gloss coat (Polycrylic) and a spray on (Rustoleum clear gloss). Any water-based brand will work. 😊

@@SentimentalSalvage thank you much appreciated have an awesome day

Hi! I'm glad to hear this! ❤ That's a lot of labels! 😳

You’re so welcome ❤. I’ve used a brush on gloss coat (Polycrylic) and a spray on (Rustoleum clear gloss). Any water-based brand will work. 😊

Welcome! ❤

You’re welcome 😊

Ugh I did too! Specifically the Angelic Tapers 😖 The alcohol was a game changer!!

This is what I use… Rustoleum Clear Gloss amzn.to/3YFlqXW

Glad it was helpful!

I appreciate your concerns - as with all my videos, this one explains my experiences only. Your technique (and products) may be different giving you different results. Using the torch I used worked perfectly when used correctly, if not used correctly it causes problems - something I learned by doing it incorrectly once (which I explained in the video). I haven't found a mould release to be necessary when all the other things are done correctly - I did multiple castings using different moulds. Maybe after dozens or even hundreds of castings, the silicone will start to develop micro - tears making a release agent necessary but it hasn't been a problem so far. The 70% alcohol worked wonderfully with the resin I am using - it may not with another brand, it may not even be ideal for this brand - but it worked. The castings are perfectly cured. Spritz and mist are words I used interchangeably so I apologize if it caused confusion (I also used the word 'displacement' numerous times when I meant 'surface tension' so again, my apologies). My dollar store "squirt bottle" kind of does both but it did what I wanted it to do so I'm not concerned. I am wearing gloves and am well ventilated - you just can't see my face in this video. I love IOD moulds and I will always test them to their limits. That's the best way I know how to be able to help my customers and followers with any problems they are experiencing - but again, these are my experiences. All I can do is record and share those experiences in order to help someone out with theirs. 🥰

@johnenepapenfus I agree with your warning. I’d much rather get info from the IOD group itself. (Sorry, Melissa)

@@Jade_902everyone is free to do whatever they want. This works for me. Happy crafting!

Everyone has their tips and tricks. No set standard. I follow several resin artists and mod for them as well. 91 is available on the shelf with the 70% but make sure you’re wearing gloves as the percentage goes up so does the toxicity. Most of these methods work fine. IOD moulds are very thick and less affected by the heat. But you can use a lighter or alcohol. Find a method that works for you

@@SentimentalSalvageI could only get the 64-70% alcohol & my results are nice.

You're welcome! It worked perfectly! I wasn't sure if this resin was available in the US - you always have so many options!

I think so! I really like how this turned out 🥰

You're welcome!!

You're so welcome! I agree thoroughly with the 24º thing... this is not comfortable for someone of my age 🤣

@@SentimentalSalvage 🔥Whew … I know. You start to believe in spontaneous human combustion .

@@heidihein8662 🤣🤣

Thank you! ❤

You're welcome! Let me know if you have any questions!

The two papers used in this project are by Roycycled Treasures. Corrugated Metal... sentimentalsalvage.ca/collections/roycycled-decoupage-papers/products/new-corrugated-metal-roycycled-decoupage-paper and Baby Animals... sentimentalsalvage.ca/collections/roycycled-decoupage-papers/products/new-baby-animals-roycycled-decoupage-paper They're both available through my website and I ship across North America.

Thank you.

@@jawanakirkpatrick7725 you're welcome!

Thank you!!

Thank you!

I used Magic Resin's Art & Craft Epoxy Resin sentimentalsalvage.ca/products/art-craft-epoxy-resin?_pos=1&_psq=art&_ss=e&_v=1.0

Awe 🥰 Thank you so much! Let me know if you have any questions!

Welcome to my channel Betty!! I hope you find inspiration. Ask away if you have any questions!

Hi Robin! I haven’t decided yet 🤔

I can’t say for sure. It’s water based so I’d guess it will stay clear but only time will tell.

Hi Cindy! There are three cloches on this mould. Each one being about 5.5” tall and approximately 3.5” wide. I used Magic Resin - the link is in the description if you want to look into it further. I should have this mould back in stock later next week 🤞🏻