Hi Sue, Gorgeous ocean painting, you make it look so easy and free flowing. Like you are standing right there on the beach with the wind blowing. Thank you for sharing your amazing talent with us.
So well done. I've been wanting to try this. Thank you. I know you make it look deceptively simple. There is a lot of talent and hard work to try to make it look easy. Thank you again.
Absolutely Beautiful! I love everything about this piece... the real sand, your choice of colors, the white lacing, your fast free flowing design, it’s not an overworked canvas. Thank you for sharing.
It's beautiful. You give great instructions. One of thee days I might get into doing something myself but for now, I can appreciate the works very much. Thank you Sue. 💖💖💖
Hello Sue, this video has just explained a major concern i have with making waves. Its by far the easiest i have seen and will write or send you video of my works soon... Thanks
Another beautiful piece! Thank you for sharing! I always gain new insights, tips and awesome tricks from your narration. Could you please answer a few questions for me? No hurry, whenever you get a minute or two. 1. You said that the beach was resin mixed with sand and the texture is quite visible even on my little laptop, then you poured out your blues and greens and they too appear quite thick with texture...what form of pigment did you use? Paste? Powder? 2. You kept mentioning white paste as you poured your waves, so does that just mean you used a white pigment in paste form? 3. Do you always use the same brand of resin and pigments, or do you use a variety? 4. What type and/or brand of pigment is your favorite? That's all my questions. Thanks again for sharing your techniques and knowledge! You are awesome!
Thank you 💕 you will find a list of the products used in the description. If you are on a mobile device, click on the little arrow on the right hand side to see the description. I use a mixture of pigments and paste and I use a variety of brands. My selection is based more on the colour than the brand 💕
I love this piece! It is wonderful to see you work and make these amazing scenes. Thank you for sharing your beautiful work and techniques with us. Your are amazing!!!
Beautiful Sue!! We also went to the ocean on vacay so of course I have been wanting to do this and add my little shells in my sand lol which I also took lol. Thanks so much for the vid. It gives me somewhere to go if I get stuck!
tellin ya again ur a great tutor always one step ahead of me-this past weekend gathered up some beach sand and shells=did want to know about what mask you use-took a week off working, and started feeling it in my lungs-i have a lrg room with a fan and windows-but sleep in my work room too-friend said even after pouring the chemicals still in the air while going through the curing process-looked online and found hundred different kines
Thank you 💕 you need to invest in a respirator with filters for protection against chemical fumes. P2, I think they are called off the top of my head. Please don't resin in the room where you sleep. Ideally, resin in a separate room, or remove the item to another place to cure.
This is so beautiful and inspiring! I haven't graduated to using resin yet but this gives me something to look forward to. :) I notice when I apply the acrylic mix to the canvas it doesn't adhere completely (despite being plenty thick) and I get some little patches of white canvas showing through. Is it best to coat the canvas with something first that the paint can bind with? It is an inexpensive canvas. I appreciate your explanations - a true teacher - thank you!
You said the white is "paste". What is in that paste? I want to make one of these for my sister's birthday and want it to be nice. Yours is perfect! Thanks for sharing.
It is an epoxy paste, you will find links in the description below the video. If on a mobile device, click on the small arrow to the right hand side. 💕
Nice tutorial. What is the base material? Is it Plywood/MDF Board/Wood? What is the primary white paint in the base? Is it acrylic? Is it required to put a base color? Thanks.
Thank you, I used MDF panels. The white is an undercoat and sealer. A base colour is not required, however, I like to give the board a base colour. It is down to personal preference. 💕
Thank you, I don't use a blow torch. Some people prefer it. A heat gun comes with different heat settings and can blow your resin as well as heat it. A blow torch is good if you want to create cells and lacing, although, you can still achieve them with a heat gun. 💕
Hi, thanks for the tutorial, when I used this technique, my colors mixed and my waves became very washy with the layer underneath. Would you explain why would this happen? Is there any tips about the viscosity or the concentration of the colors that I should be ware of? Thanks again 🤲
If your colours are blending and running too much. Let them sit for about half an hour before pouring the clear and white layers. If that doesn't work, then try a different brand of resin. Good luck. 💕
Absolutely amazing, i tried but failed (not to mention for the first time although I've worked with epoxy deep pour casting). I was wondering what mixing ratio epoxy you use, mine is 3:1 and the clear just penetrates the metalic epoxy and white tend to flow away on its own. The board was absolutely leveled. Thanks. Does it something thing to do with my epoxy, do I need coating epoxy instead of casting epoxy??
Beautiful Sue!! Love how simple and relaxed you are 💕 in creating your pieces! Just one question plz, after using the cutter, how many hours did you wait again to get the leaf out from the rest of the resin sheet? By using the cutter, was the leaf totally separated or you had to cut with scissors around the leaf margin to get it out? Using the cake cutter is inspiring, gave me many ideas! Love it Thanks
White is mixed with the resin to pour it. I don't use silicone oil, I prefer to use turpentine or white spirits. However, I don't need it on these beach scenes. 💕
@@SueFindlay Thank you for your interest. I can't make foam and cells. I can't find what to do for the big foam and wave effect. I mixed it with white epoxy, but when I hold the heat cartridge, it creates a simple image.
Beautiful work!!! and you make it look easy, I am just wondering as you say in the video to use white pigment paste, is there a particular brand that works better than others? I really want to try this but I want to make sure I have the right paints etc to get the lacing, thank you in advance!!!
I wish is could see time stamps for the drying times between layers. I’m impatient which might be my problem. The clear coat before white, how long should that dry?
Thank you 💕 I don't do workshops because I always wear a respirator when working with resin. Meaning, people can't hear what I am saying through it. If you are wanting to chat about it, you will find me at the Village Art Gallery in Whiteman Park and I am part of the Mundaring Hills Open Studios this year.
Thank you very much for the information, it looks great! At what temperature do you have the your heat gun when blowing the white waves to create cells and lacing? Thanks a lot!
Hi Sue, Please can you tell me the best way to get lacing on my waves? Whenever I try and make them, the white just goes all milky with no lacing or cells 😔 Many thanks. Vanessa. UK 🇬🇧
Hey I was wondering is there something we can replace the stand with since I got no beach around me , or If there is a place where to by sands , I’m from Canada , also u work very inspiring ❤️😍😍❤️
Beautiful work! Thank you so much for sharing! May I ask, when you mix your resin to add the paint to it are you mixing it with the hardener as well? So it'll dry glassy with no extra steps?
I love this beach seance, it is so peaceful. I love going to the coast and walking in the surf. I was wondering can you use a UV resin for this? And, can I color my resin with paints? I really want to try this, it is so beautiful! 😊
Do you mean a resin that requires a UV light for it to cure? You can use paint to colour your resin, remember to use less than 10% of paint in your resin. 💕
Did my first art pours this past two weekends, and did not get super results. I think the resin was too thin, because my powder pigments settled out and everything just ran together into a blob. What brand and type of resin are you using? Also, what brand of color? LOVE that work.
I use U Resin for my resin needs, they are based here in Australia. As for the colours used, you can find a list of all the products used in the description of the video. 💕
U Resin has UV inhibitors in it, meaning it has protection from UV light, which slows the yellow process down (all resins yellow over time). You do not need a UV lamp for this brand of resin.
At Approximately $70 per liter, I’m curious how much total resin was used to create this triple canvas artwork? As a graphic artist in Texas, I’d like to try to create one canvas like this for my wife for her birthday. Thank you.
Wow, that is expensive for your resin. If you buy in bulk, the price comes down quite considerably. I use this resin calculator to get an idea on how much to mix. You need to factor in a little more, if you are going to use real sand. www.uresin.com.au/art-calculators/ 💕
I buy my supplies from a variety of suppliers here in Australia. You will find a link to the products used in the description below the video. If on a mobile device, click on the little arrow to the right hand side, under the video. 💕
You can use a number of different things to colour your resin. You can use acrylic paint, inks, pigments and house paint, to name but a few. Just remember to always use less than 10% in your resin to avoid any curing issues. Good luck 💕
How much resin do I need to do this? I would like to buy in Amazon because I live in acapulco. How I mention your name to make sure you got your comission? Sorry for my english
Your English is perfect, so never be sorry for speaking more than one language. Use this handy calculator to work out how much resin you need for your board: www.uresin.com.au/art-calculators/ 💕
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Sue, your explanations along your gesture with resin and other elements are absolutely clear and always interesting . Thank you so much once more
You're most welcome, I am delighted that you find it useful. 💕
Welcome back absolutely beautiful
Where can we buy white paste
The links are in the description of the video. Note, I am currently out of white paste, however, it is due to arrive any day now.
Thank you SO MUCH❤️
How kind of you to share your talent with many people who really love your art! Thank you again❤️🎨❤️
My pleasure 💕
You describe the right mix so much better than others so far. THANK YOU! Beautiful job!
Thank you Renda 💕
Hi Sue,
Gorgeous ocean painting, you make it look so easy and free flowing. Like you are standing right there on the beach with the wind blowing. Thank you for sharing your amazing talent with us.
My pleasure 💕
Beautiful! So thoughtful of you to take the time to do this video to help us all while your plate is so full. I need some of your energy Sue!
My pleasure 💕 when you have to get stuff done, you get it done. You know what they say, if you want something done, ask a busy person. 😉
Very nice and actually relatively simple. Preparation seems key. Thank you for showing us the secrets to your beautiful artistic work! 😎
My pleasure, thank you for watching 💕
So well done. I've been wanting to try this. Thank you. I know you make it look deceptively simple. There is a lot of talent and hard work to try to make it look easy. Thank you again.
My pleasure and thank you 💕
Absolutely Beautiful! I love everything about this piece... the real sand, your choice of colors, the white lacing, your fast free flowing design, it’s not an overworked canvas. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for your kind comments 💕
Thank you so much for such clear instructions on how to do this - beautiful x
My pleasure 💕
This is so beautiful. Thanks ever so much for sharing with us all xxx
My pleasure, thank you for watching 💕
It's beautiful. You give great instructions. One of thee days I might get into doing something myself but for now, I can appreciate the works very much. Thank you Sue. 💖💖💖
My pleasure, I am delighted that you enjoy the videos 💕
Thanks for sharing your step by step work with us!!!! Very much appreciated!!! :)
My pleasure 💕
Thank you for sharing! Beautiful 😎
My pleasure, thank you for watching 💕
Beautiful lacing 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you 💕
Thats so wonderful Sue, thank u very much for sharing😘
My pleasure 💕 thank you
You're genius artist!!! Thanks for sharing 😁😊😃
Glad you found this video helpful 💕
Beautiful!!! Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for watching! 💕
Hello Sue, this video has just explained a major concern i have with making waves. Its by far the easiest i have seen and will write or send you video of my works soon... Thanks
Thank you 💕 good luck with your project.
Beautiful Sue.....you’ve done it again 😘
Thank you 💕
I love your work! It is just so beautiful and realistic! 💙💚
Thank you 💕
As always another lovely piece, with excellent editorial instructions. ♥️
Thank you 💕
Stunning! You an amazing artist! Thank your for sharing!
Thank you 💕 very kind of you to say
Another beautiful piece! Thank you for sharing! I always gain new insights, tips and awesome tricks from your narration. Could you please answer a few questions for me? No hurry, whenever you get a minute or two.
1. You said that the beach was resin mixed with sand and the texture is quite visible even on my little laptop, then you poured out your blues and greens and they too appear quite thick with texture...what form of pigment did you use? Paste? Powder?
2. You kept mentioning white paste as you poured your waves, so does that just mean you used a white pigment in paste form?
3. Do you always use the same brand of resin and pigments, or do you use a variety?
4. What type and/or brand of pigment is your favorite?
That's all my questions. Thanks again for sharing your techniques and knowledge! You are awesome!
Thank you 💕 you will find a list of the products used in the description. If you are on a mobile device, click on the little arrow on the right hand side to see the description.
I use a mixture of pigments and paste and I use a variety of brands. My selection is based more on the colour than the brand 💕
I love this piece! It is wonderful to see you work and make these amazing scenes. Thank you for sharing your beautiful work and techniques with us. Your are amazing!!!
Thank you and my pleasure 💕
So helpful Sue. Thank you as always. My biggest decision is figuring out colors for the beach theme. I think I love your choices the best 👌🏼❤️
Thank you, I love this colour combination together. It is so fresh looking. 💕
Thankyou for sharing Sue
My pleasure Mara 💕
Just lovely! Ty so much for sharing your talent
Thank you and you’re welcome 💕
Thank you for the video Your work is beautiful!
Thank you very much! 💕
Very inspiring as always thanks Sue
My pleasure 💕
Beautiful Sue!! We also went to the ocean on vacay so of course I have been wanting to do this and add my little shells in my sand lol which I also took lol. Thanks so much for the vid. It gives me somewhere to go if I get stuck!
Glad to be of assistance 💕
Lovely.. thanks for sharing this with us
My pleasure, thank you for watching 💕
tellin ya again ur a great tutor always one step ahead of me-this past weekend gathered up some beach sand and shells=did want to know about what mask you use-took a week off working, and started feeling it in my lungs-i have a lrg room with a fan and windows-but sleep in my work room too-friend said even after pouring the chemicals still in the air while going through the curing process-looked online and found hundred different kines
Thank you 💕 you need to invest in a respirator with filters for protection against chemical fumes. P2, I think they are called off the top of my head. Please don't resin in the room where you sleep. Ideally, resin in a separate room, or remove the item to another place to cure.
This is amazing! I’ve never seen anything like it before
Thank you 💕
Thank you a lot for sharing! it's beautiful!
My pleasure 💕 thank you
Wow! Beautiful :)
Thank you! 😊
Absolutely beautiful
Thank you! 😊
Absolutely brilliant!! Lisa from Australia (with less sand haha)
Lol, thank you Lisa 💕
Thank you for the video Sue, it's so well explained. I am really enjoying your book and watching all your videos :)
Placed an order for the pigment powders as well :)
Thank you 💕
I saw that, thank you 💕 your order will be sent first thing on Monday 😁
Thank you 💕 your order will be posted on Monday 😁
So gorgeous and so easy
Thank you 💕
It’s INCREDIBLE !!!! 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩😍👏👏👏✨✨
Thank you 💕
Stunning!
Thank you 💕
It's like real ocean wave 🌊
Thank you 💕
Very informative, great !
Thank you 💕
This is so beautiful and inspiring! I haven't graduated to using resin yet but this gives me something to look forward to. :) I notice when I apply the acrylic mix to the canvas it doesn't adhere completely (despite being plenty thick) and I get some little patches of white canvas showing through. Is it best to coat the canvas with something first that the paint can bind with? It is an inexpensive canvas. I appreciate your explanations - a true teacher - thank you!
I don’t use canvas, I only ever use boards. 💕
@@SueFindlay Oh okay. I am new to your channel so I was not aware. :)
wow, amazing!!❤
Thank you! 😊
You said the white is "paste". What is in that paste? I want to make one of these for my sister's birthday and want it to be nice. Yours is perfect! Thanks for sharing.
It is an epoxy paste, you will find links in the description below the video. If on a mobile device, click on the small arrow to the right hand side. 💕
Amo as suas artes são maravilhosas parabéns
Obrigado 💕
Beautiful!
Thank you 💕
Nice tutorial. What is the base material? Is it Plywood/MDF Board/Wood? What is the primary white paint in the base? Is it acrylic? Is it required to put a base color? Thanks.
Thank you, I used MDF panels. The white is an undercoat and sealer. A base colour is not required, however, I like to give the board a base colour. It is down to personal preference. 💕
Lovely indeed Sue, admired you work for some time now! Is there a difference using heat gun vs heat torch?
Thank you, I don't use a blow torch. Some people prefer it. A heat gun comes with different heat settings and can blow your resin as well as heat it. A blow torch is good if you want to create cells and lacing, although, you can still achieve them with a heat gun. 💕
Hi, thanks for the tutorial, when I used this technique, my colors mixed and my waves became very washy with the layer underneath. Would you explain why would this happen? Is there any tips about the viscosity or the concentration of the colors that I should be ware of? Thanks again 🤲
If your colours are blending and running too much. Let them sit for about half an hour before pouring the clear and white layers. If that doesn't work, then try a different brand of resin. Good luck. 💕
@@SueFindlay thank you very much
Absolutely amazing, i tried but failed (not to mention for the first time although I've worked with epoxy deep pour casting). I was wondering what mixing ratio epoxy you use, mine is 3:1 and the clear just penetrates the metalic epoxy and white tend to flow away on its own. The board was absolutely leveled. Thanks. Does it something thing to do with my epoxy, do I need coating epoxy instead of casting epoxy??
I use a coating resin, not casting resin. My resin is a 1:2:1. 💕
Beautiful Sue!! Love how simple and relaxed you are 💕 in creating your pieces!
Just one question plz, after using the cutter, how many hours did you wait again to get the leaf out from the rest of the resin sheet?
By using the cutter, was the leaf totally separated or you had to cut with scissors around the leaf margin to get it out? Using the cake cutter is inspiring, gave me many ideas! Love it Thanks
I left the resin overnight and then cut them out with scissors. Good luck with your project 💕
Sue Findlay thanks Sue 😍
Very effective look great
Thank you 💕
It's just beautiful! I'm a new fan of yours . Quick question...what is the ratio of sand to resin when mixing?
It is about half and half. Although I don't measure it, I just eyeball it. 💕
Gorgeous ❤❤❤❤❤😊
Thank you! Cheers! 😁
perfect work. Is white pigment mixed with epoxy to form cells? Is it necessary to mix silicone oil to get more cells?
White is mixed with the resin to pour it. I don't use silicone oil, I prefer to use turpentine or white spirits. However, I don't need it on these beach scenes. 💕
@@SueFindlay Thank you for your interest. I can't make foam and cells. I can't find what to do for the big foam and wave effect. I mixed it with white epoxy, but when I hold the heat cartridge, it creates a simple image.
Beautiful work!!! and you make it look easy, I am just wondering as you say in the video to use white pigment paste, is there a particular brand that works better than others? I really want to try this but I want to make sure I have the right paints etc to get the lacing, thank you in advance!!!
I haven't tried many pastes. I like the Le Rez Angel White. 💕
I wish is could see time stamps for the drying times between layers. I’m impatient which might be my problem. The clear coat before white, how long should that dry?
I don't wait, I pour straight after. 💕
Such of beautiful paintings, what kind of white paste do you use?
Check description, I have listed all the products used there. 💕
Beautiful piece! Question what setting is you’re heat gun set on normal and when you do the waves?
My heat gun has two settings 400 and 600 degrees. I use the high setting to blow and heat for wave movement 💕
Yay!! Another fantastic Perth artist! I don't suppose you have thought of (or have the time for), or already do classes? I'm in the Perth hills....
Thank you 💕 I don't do workshops because I always wear a respirator when working with resin. Meaning, people can't hear what I am saying through it. If you are wanting to chat about it, you will find me at the Village Art Gallery in Whiteman Park and I am part of the Mundaring Hills Open Studios this year.
@@SueFindlay That makes good sense about the respirator, and thank you for the info about where you will be :)
Thank you very much for the information, it looks great! At what temperature do you have the your heat gun when blowing the white waves to create cells and lacing? Thanks a lot!
I have it on the highest setting, 600 degrees 💕
Hi Sue,
Please can you tell me the best way to get lacing on my waves? Whenever I try and make them, the white just goes all milky with no lacing or cells 😔
Many thanks.
Vanessa.
UK 🇬🇧
My videos show how I create lacing. I don't know how else can help you. Other than you need to try a different brand of resin, white or both.
Hey I was wondering is there something we can replace the stand with since I got no beach around me , or If there is a place where to by sands , I’m from Canada , also u work very inspiring ❤️😍😍❤️
You can buy sand from craft shops or use a sand coloured resin. 💕
What is white colored liquid u r putting??????? Is it color?
Gorgeous
Thank you 💕
Please, the white foam is made of pure white acrylic paint or mixed with something?
You will find a full list of the products used in the description below the video.
Beautiful work! Thank you so much for sharing! May I ask, when you mix your resin to add the paint to it are you mixing it with the hardener as well? So it'll dry glassy with no extra steps?
Yes, I mix the resin, and add the colours to the mixture 💕
@@SueFindlay Thank you! :)
So you did not add any catalyst in the resin? And the white you mixed with resin before pouring, is it like normal acrylic paints or pigments?
No, I am using a white pigment paste. (Le Rez Angel White) 💕
@@SueFindlay thank you ☺️.
I love this beach seance, it is so peaceful. I love going to the coast and walking in the surf. I was wondering can you use a UV resin for this? And, can I color my resin with paints?
I really want to try this, it is so beautiful! 😊
Do you mean a resin that requires a UV light for it to cure? You can use paint to colour your resin, remember to use less than 10% of paint in your resin. 💕
Yes the resin that requires a UV light to cure. I have a rather large UV lamp and am planning on building a large curing box .
Love it!
Thank you 💕
Did my first art pours this past two weekends, and did not get super results. I think the resin was too thin, because my powder pigments settled out and everything just ran together into a blob. What brand and type of resin are you using? Also, what brand of color? LOVE that work.
I use U Resin for my resin needs, they are based here in Australia. As for the colours used, you can find a list of all the products used in the description of the video. 💕
Beautiful work!
How do you prime your MDF boards before use?
Sending lots of love from England xxx
I use a paint primer, nothing special 💕
Thank you for the info!
How much white epoxy paint do I mix into my resin to get the best effect?
I only add a small amount to the resin. You don't need a lot. 💕
Sue Findlay Thank you so much!
once your panels are cured do you add a top coat of resin?
No, I leave it as it is.
Awesome thanks
My pleasure 💕
If we dont live near a beach to get sand at what else would you reccomend adding to the resin to get the same sand look?
You can buy sand from craft stores.
Thank you for sharing all your projects with us this way. U Resin is an UV Resin, right? Must you have UV lighting in order for it to cure?
U Resin has UV inhibitors in it, meaning it has protection from UV light, which slows the yellow process down (all resins yellow over time). You do not need a UV lamp for this brand of resin.
Thanks
Love it and what do you use to hook up the pictures.
I use D-rings and hanging cord. 💕
What about the white resin we are using for lacing waves , is it preferred to be thin or thick ?
I use a medium viscosity resin. It isn't too thick or thin. 😁
Hi Sue - a big hello from UK Great Vid - thanks for sharing
My pleasure, thank you 💕
How much resin would you say one canvas takes? I’m trying to gauge how much to purchase for my first resin design.
U Resin has a handy calculator www.uresin.com.au/art-calculators/
💞🌱ممتاز عمل رائع أحسنت وجميل جدا 🌱💞
شكرا 💕
fascinating, thank u
My pleasure and thank you 💕
What kind of pigments are these? For instance is it mica poder, alcohol ink, pastes, etc?
Powder pigment, you will find the full list in the description 💕
At Approximately $70 per liter, I’m curious how much total resin was used to create this triple canvas artwork? As a graphic artist in Texas, I’d like to try to create one canvas like this for my wife for her birthday. Thank you.
Wow, that is expensive for your resin. If you buy in bulk, the price comes down quite considerably. I use this resin calculator to get an idea on how much to mix. You need to factor in a little more, if you are going to use real sand. www.uresin.com.au/art-calculators/ 💕
for coloring your resin do you use the liquid color or the powder?
I use both, it all depends on what I am working on. 💕
Sue Findlay what about the one in this video.
How long do you let the white sit before pouring?
About 5-10 minutes.
What is the white paste you are talking about ? Never heard of it
It is from Le Rez Expressions. 💕
Where do you buy the resin paste and what ratio to paint please?
I buy my supplies from a variety of suppliers here in Australia. You will find a link to the products used in the description below the video. If on a mobile device, click on the little arrow to the right hand side, under the video. 💕
Hi, what exactly is this liquid at @6:58, please. Thank you! 😊
Clear resin. 😁
What can I use if I don't have epoxy pigment paste?
You can use a number of different things to colour your resin. You can use acrylic paint, inks, pigments and house paint, to name but a few. Just remember to always use less than 10% in your resin to avoid any curing issues. Good luck 💕
How much resin do I need to do this? I would like to buy in Amazon because I live in acapulco. How I mention your name to make sure you got your comission? Sorry for my english
Your English is perfect, so never be sorry for speaking more than one language. Use this handy calculator to work out how much resin you need for your board: www.uresin.com.au/art-calculators/ 💕
What do you balance your boards on please? Thank you
Some acrylic blocks that I made 😁
Sue Findlay ah, thank you
Heat gun vs hair dryer for creating cells?
Heat gun, any day. A hair dryer will blow the resin around too much. 💕
@@SueFindlay Thank you for replying!👍
is it okay to blow the resin with heat gun?
It is what I use. As long as you don't hold it in one position too long, otherwise you will burn the resin and cause it to smoke.
Which colours did u mixed in resin
You will find the products used listed in the description.
💙
If the white paste isn’t paint, what is it?
Epoxy pigment paste, you will find more details in the description. 💕