Wow, I like your video but I have a question. How can you mix the resin in the cup without scraping the inside of the cup’s sides and bottom. I’ve always been told in other videos to always scrap the sides and bottom to make sure that all of the resin is mixed completely.
Absolutely beautiful! You are so talented! I use Let's Resin epoxy resin and NEVER have problems. And I have plenty of your molds and powders, too. Thanks for making great-quality products that I know I can depend on.
@@LETSRESIN I use your resin, uv resin, pigment paste, alcohol inks, dyes, glitters, chameleon powders, mica powders, mixer and numerous molds… I love your resin and resin supplies…. Which is why I buy them… I also have your little hand held drill… that thing is worthless… I was so disappointed when I received it and saw that it was the exact same drill sold on Amazon by three other vendors… the ONLY difference is you guys added a larger 3 jaw chuck to it and charge $6-$10 more for it!!! I could have gone to a Hardware store and got a little 3 jaw chuck for $2 and done the same thing with the other drill!!! I wrote a review for this drill on Amazon and even emailed you all about it and not one single person has reached out to me… but here someone says "I love your stuff and never have problems with it," and you guys are quick to accept the praise and respond to it! Seriously? Man… I am seriously considering changing who I get my resin supplies and resin from now that I see you guys ignore customers with a complaint but are all about the praise…. Weak…totally weak!!!!
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I do like the resin & wax mix candles, I think you did an amazing job.. Did you have to place the resin in the fridge to dry or just leave them in the open air? Thanks for the tutorial...
Is your resin heat resistant to withstand the tealights without damage? What temperature is this resin rated at as I'm looking for a high heat resistant resin.
@@LETSRESIN I get that. But you have a video that uses real candles and you are the official let's resin website - are you saying that these molds are designed so that they could withstand the heat of a real tea light candle? I would be thrilled if that is true!
So beautiful ❤
Love this great idiots guide without over complicating and they look gorgeous. Thank you
Beautiful candle holders! Can you really use a real tea light candle in this without it burning the resin?
Yes
Wow, I like your video but I have a question. How can you mix the resin in the cup without scraping the inside of the cup’s sides and bottom. I’ve always been told in other videos to always scrap the sides and bottom to make sure that all of the resin is mixed completely.
Absolutely beautiful! You are so talented! I use Let's Resin epoxy resin and NEVER have problems. And I have plenty of your molds and powders, too. Thanks for making great-quality products that I know I can depend on.
Just don’t buy their drill… it’s just the same as the other fake drills on Amazon, only they put a bigger chuck on it… it doesn’t work…
😘😘😘 Glad to know our products work for you, have an amazing day!
@@LETSRESIN I use your resin, uv resin, pigment paste, alcohol inks, dyes, glitters, chameleon powders, mica powders, mixer and numerous molds… I love your resin and resin supplies…. Which is why I buy them…
I also have your little hand held drill… that thing is worthless… I was so disappointed when I received it and saw that it was the exact same drill sold on Amazon by three other vendors… the ONLY difference is you guys added a larger 3 jaw chuck to it and charge $6-$10 more for it!!! I could have gone to a Hardware store and got a little 3 jaw chuck for $2 and done the same thing with the other drill!!! I wrote a review for this drill on Amazon and even emailed you all about it and not one single person has reached out to me… but here someone says "I love your stuff and never have problems with it," and you guys are quick to accept the praise and respond to it! Seriously? Man… I am seriously considering changing who I get my resin supplies and resin from now that I see you guys ignore customers with a complaint but are all about the praise…. Weak…totally weak!!!!
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Love this Jim’s wife I watch this all the time
Great tutorial, I’ve not used my molds yet, but soon I will. Love the flowers in it.
Thanks love, look forward to your creation🥰🥰
Excellent tutorial. Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it! 💖
Gorgeous, really very pretty. 👌👌👌
Thank you so much, and it's pretty easy to get started🤗🤍
Beautiful.
Thank you! 🥰
So beautiful 😍
Glad you like them
Hi love your candle holders 😍 so beautiful, great job thanks for sharing ❤️ xx
Thanks babe, glad you like them😘
these are great did you do your flowers dryed by yourself
We bought the dried flowers. 😊
How much is the required amount of resin : hardener in terms of ml? And what size is the measuring cup youre using thank you
It varies. Different products different ratios. Best to read your package first
Do you used artificial flowers in it ?
Hope resin doesn't get affected by the heat of the tea light. Also the LED isn't damaged with resin. I guess the resin is poured on LED too.
That's true! We recommend using the LED one for safety considering. 😊
Nice video.can I use 2:1 ratio resin and hardner?
Thanks! Yes absolutely but you may wait for a longer time, we just use 1:1 epoxy resin in this video.😊
I do like the resin & wax mix candles, I think you did an amazing job.. Did you have to place the resin in the fridge to dry or just leave them in the open air? Thanks for the tutorial...
Just let them sit in the open air. 😉
Please don't put your resin in the fridge.... It's a chemical reaction and not safe to do that at all.
Is your resin heat resistant to withstand the tealights without damage? What temperature is this resin rated at as I'm looking for a high heat resistant resin.
Yes the heat tolerance of our resin is 158F. But for safety considering, we recommend using battery tealight candle.🥰
Did you do these in just one pour or layers?
One pour
Nice video, 👍where can I purchase the molds for the tealight candles? What the difference between the A & B resin...❤
Thank you! Please check the links in the description. For the 2-part epoxy, Part A is resin and Part B is hardener. 😊
You make this look so easy. I tried this twice now and both times it came out horribly.
Hermoso me encantan
Thank you! 💖
Hi Thank you for sharing your really lovely video all 3 turned out so pretty but Unfortunately I had to watch by eye 👁 as the sound was very faint 👍❤️
Thanks for your nice word, and the suggestion to our voice-over, we will definitely seek a way to improve😘 Have a nice day!
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Volume needs to be turned up
Thanks for your advice!!🤗
I didn't think resin could withstand the heat of a candle
You could use battery-operated candles.😊
@@LETSRESIN I get that. But you have a video that uses real candles and you are the official let's resin website - are you saying that these molds are designed so that they could withstand the heat of a real tea light candle? I would be thrilled if that is true!
Nice video but had a hard time hearing you speak. You have a soft voice and the music drowned out what you were saying. Had to really strain to hear.
Thanks for your kind words and the suggestion for the voice-over, we will definitely improve it in the upcoming videos😘