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It’s so beautiful! Thank you for your talent and hard work! ❤

You know the resin has come a long way, you can get extremely crystal clear stuff now, I’ve seen some people use Art Resin with very good results. Give it a try to get your art the best treatment it deserves! ❤

can I sand on my 3 mm thick sheet of glass instead of pexi glass?

at the 3:28 mark...what are the transparent pieces ? Don't understand if its premade or modpodge your peeling

To me... to you.. to me then

It is beautiful. You have been busy. I always look forward to seeing your work. 😁 Happy holidays.

This piece is amazing. I struggled to watch the process; the materials were so toxic. Wishing you good health.

Hello, is there any way to paint translucent colors on transparent plexiglass without sanding it? I love the shine of the plexi o that’s why i’m asking. Thank you so much and great video by the way!

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It looked fantastic even without adding those bright finishing details

Thank you

Very nice

All that work, time and effort and that's the end result?😱

Beautiful.

Do you not have a seperate cold press to press it flat when it comes out and cools perfectly flat?

I've got a question and a suggestion. First, the question: is this coated material, or plain acrylic sheet? Next, my suggestion for smoothing the edges is to use acetone. Get a container that acetone won't dissolve (glass, metal, polypropylene, or polyethylene should work fine). Use masking tape to mask off the printed area of your piece completely. Saturate some rags, paper towels, or cotton balls with acetone, then use something to raise the piece above the soaked material, set it on top, and put a lid on it. The fumes from the acetone will (hopefully) soften the surface of the acrylic, and smooth it out. It's a technique I read about for removing layer lines from 3D prints. Alternatively, you could just use a spray bottle to mist the piece with acetone, but this might end up applying too much. If you do this, be sure acetone won't dissolve either the bottle or sprayer assembly.

So when I press on white plexiglass it looks like the paper stuck to it but I scrubbed it but nothing comes off. So I’m confused.

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pretty cool

hi darryl, i was wondering if you could go more into how you use the modgepodge to suspend paint and then apply it to plexiglass? i am looking into ways to apply paint to plexiglass, and using a medium is very intriguing. however, i can't tell offhand if it scales well. your lovely abstract pieces seem to utilize the texture of the crumpled modgepodge, and i was wondering if that was unavoidable. thanks in advance.

Very nice. I chuckled to myself about the tape issue caused from the football game. When those things happen to me I seem to invent some new curse words. My least favorite thing to do is the sanding. Thank you for your posts and Happy New Year.

Do you have any recommendations for sketching on thin epoxy or plastic? I tryed whiteboard marker but it staint the plastic

Good job, thanks for the awesome 4 part videos

Really appreciate you sharing everything you have done - both the successes and the failures. And your creative use of the various tools available for work with plexiglass. I might be starting a plexiglass imaging project with much larger pieces so this has been helpful as a starting point. Thank you.

Very agreeable with you, resin beachscapes and dirty pours are fun to do, pleasant to look at but they are, not to offend anyone, decor art and NOT art

Do you know where did Xero-Lithography originate from? I'm curious who was the first to stick a paper in a laser printer, wet it down, and create this method?

Thank you. Very informative

What did you add to the resin you call it as to

What did you add to the resin you call it asto

Sublimation coated plexiglass or uncoated one?

Why are you manually un-warping it??? Just take it out of the press, put it on a flat surface and put a heavy flat object on top of it, like an Italian cookbook. Furthermore, others have suggested leaving it in the press and allowing the press to cool gradually, but this is certainly not feasible, as it would take a long time and wouldn’t work if you have multiple projects lined up. It would also mean you’d have to leave your acrylic in the press, in the heat, for several minutes longer than it should, which would potentially have negative effects. A second cool press would solve this problem.

Thanks for this series Darryl, you have inspired me

Hello Darryl, thanks for your instructional videos, I wish a manual came with them, I try to pick up some from here and there. Was wondering when you apply the toner, could you scratch a design into it before the next step? Thanks for adding the PSA to wear a mask Don from St. Louis, MO

Thanks for your reply. I have been checking for more of your videos. :)

Turn the heat press off when done, let it completely cool, no warping. also, at 360F you will get shrinking of up to 10%. Reduce the temp to 280-300F to reduce shrinkage.

Thank you! Great work. May I ask why you sand the plexiglass in the beginning? Is it so the resin will stick more evenly?

Would be a good idea to have a camera person with you to zoom in to what you are talking about

You can hit your far right button on the press when it heats to temp. As soon as time starts hit it again and beeping will stop.

How much vinegar do you add?

Hi, nice idea personely i use a translucent paper because it does not stick on plexi

If you just let the plastic cool without touching it would it still warp & bend? OR what if you left it in the press and let the whole thing cool. would that work?

Thank you - straight forward with no BS! Will subscribe.

enjoyed the tutorial, sole juice has a video on sublimating acrylic that covers a lot of what you were at attempting . Great job I will be experimenting

Nice demo!

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Brilliant. Thank you!

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. Deb