Acrylic Pouring for Beginners, Step by Step
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- Learn acrylic pouring for beginners in this step by step video tutorial. I'll show you all of the basics that you'll need to start acrylic pour painting on a budget with easy to find supplies.
This video is a great place to start for anyone who is just starting out with acrylic pour painting and wants to get a better idea about what's involved.
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Foil Cookie Tray (to catch most of the excess paint as it runs off the edges of the painting - I purchased a set of 2 for $1.00 at the dollar store)
Vinyl Gloves (if you don't want to be cleaning acrylic paint from under your fingernails for days, then use gloves - I buy mine by the box at Walmart in the cleaning supplies aisle)
Acrylic Craft Paints (in the video, I used Folk Art & Americana brands, but I've also used Martha Stewart, Apple Barrell, and Michael's Craftsmart store brands with good results)
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Wood Craft Sticks : www.kbecca.com/... (to stir the paint / pouring medium mixture - I picked up a package of 100 for $1.00 at the dollar store, and once the paint is completely dry on them, you can reuse them)
Art Alternatives 8x10 Canvas Panels : www.kbecca.com/... (if you want to hang your paintings on the wall, you should use a regular canvas, but I like these panels and buy them by the dozen from Amazon)
Plastic Shot Glasses (to raise the canvas off of the work surface so the paint can flow off the edges after you pour - I bought a package of 24 plastic shot glasses for $1.00 at the dollar store, but you can use food service containers, plastic yogurt containers, cat food containers, or even a small box under the canvas)
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Finally...no torch..no silicon and other unecessary stuff..bravo and thanks!!,,bless ya!😊
I have been watching acrylic pouring for over 4 months now. At least one every day from different artist. I've never painted in my life except maybe 3rd grade and thats it. I'm 61 now. I want to tell you how much I appreciate the exact detail as to what to buy, how it works, what it's for, the order of use, and where to buy the products. Yours is the best video I've seen that explains everything. Thanks sooo much and have a sunshiny day !! 😎😎😎
Jo Threatt - Thank you very much! I'm so happy to hear that the video was helpful for you.
so true all the other ones I have seen go and for ever and I have lost interest by then
I absolutely agree with you. I too have been watching acrylic pouring for months and am desperate to try it, but I’m a complete novice. This is quite the best educational (but not patronising) tutorial I have seen. Thank you so much for your straightforward delivery of a lot of what we need to know to get started!
Thank you, i appreciate you breaking it down for true beginners. This will be my first and you made this possible. Most people do not expain enough. Thank you again. Very cool painting, cant wait to do my first.
That's funny Jo I'm 61 and just started too. I love it.
This is the best pouring tutorial I've ever seen! I've never seen someone actually start from the beginning, with the supplies, and the exact ratios, like they're all trying to hide their secrets!
Rebecca Anthony - Thank you! I'm so glad that you liked the video.
I notice this with Tutorials all over TH-cam, no matter what it's for, from DIY to Music Production, from Painting to Cooking. What ever you can think of, there's people offering tutorials that actually withhold information. It's sad because people aren't learning correctly, which affects their ability to progress.
Omg those videos are so frustrating, aren't they? Love this one!
I noticed how you thought about your audience by recommendating affordable alternatives to necessary items. You also explained important do's and do not's. Excellent instruction!
Erika Wright - Thank you so much!
I agree!
Great comment! I thought that was very thoughtful of her too.
You speak so well - how refreshing! Very clearly and plainly, without saying "uhh" or "umm" every 10 seconds. So many others making videos could stand to take lessons from you. 😊
Yes, her voice is very refreshing . 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
I bought a cheap shower curtain to cover my work surface. I haven't done anything yet, I'm accumulating video so that I will be ready when I get started. I am looking forward to this so much!
I can't believe that I've been crafting for as long as I have, and I never thought of using dollar tree cookie sheets for easy clean up. These things are the genious that we all need to share with each other. Thank you sooo much!!
I really appreciate as a teacher you gave tips on where to get supplies. I'm a beginner and need all the tips I can get. Thanks!
As a beginner I appreciate how concise you were in the tutorial without being long-winded. I was bored with a couple of previous videos from other instructors and skipped over more than I watched. Good lighting, crisp vocal, well-done!
Dennis Krahn - Thank you! I'm so glad that you liked the video. :)
It's a good video. Great narrative - clear and precise. Simple instructions. I'm going to use it as a craft for my grandchildren. I'm an acrylic painter and have a few hundred bottles of paint I can use.
You were sent to earth to teach. Please continue doing that. The clarity, the simplicity and the video recording all make yours a perfect and comprehensive video. Very, very well done! Thanks so much!
I totally agree with you!! This is the BEST video for beginners! I think it was clear and concise you were easy to follow and didn't try to jam too much info along with variations that are not needed for a beginner's video. Great tip regarding eliminating bubbles. First I had seen or heard anyone mention rubbing alcohol to remove bubbles. Everyone else has to pull out their heat gun or what they use. Thank you!
I especially like how organized and to the point you are without all the unnecessary chatter found in so many other videos. Thank you for being so specific, you explain things very well with a reason for each step without going on and on.
Sally Selah - So glad that you liked the video!
Thank you!!
Trying to make a gift for a friend…this is the only tutorial that didn’t leave me feeling stressed.
Thank you for blessing us!
Thank you for being straight to the point and focusing on the actual steps & not going off into tangents. You have one of the best beginner guided for the pouring technique.
I just started my journey with acrylic pouring and you have nailed the basic techniques needed to start any pouring acrylic project!! Short, sweet, simple and to the point! Thank you!!
Best pouring 101 videos I have seen! And, I have been binge watching for a year! Thank you.
Exceptional directions and spoken and explained so clearly. Thank you.
Agreed. I've been looking for a video like this
i have a feeling a 37 year old mother wrote this like it was a review on yelp 0-0
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I wanted to do 3 panels of 24x48 acrylic pour paintings for my statement wall in my bedroom but had no clue where to start. Your directions were so clear and easy to follow, they turned out amazing because of you! Thank you!
Your voice reminds me so much of Jenna Fischer, I just kept picturing Pam finally graduated from art school and now teaches youtube paint videos.
Also on a video related note, thank you for the detail. I've been watching so many videos tonight trying to research and no body has been clear about what a beginner definitely needs and I was finally able to write a list down. Thank you!
Haha yes!!
You are by far the most informative and I thank you for that. I love painting, but haven't don't any of this pouring. I will be doing it now.
This is the first video that says in plain English how to mix for pouring. thank you
I agree with many other comments here. Kristen must be a elementary teacher - or should be- cause she makes things very simple, step by step, with just enough background info so you understand things better. Brands and where to buy is also very helpful. Thanks Kristen. I'm inspired!
Kathleen Wetsel - Thank you so much for the kind words. I truly appreciate it and am so glad that video was helpful for you!
I am a crafter who has painted with acrylics for years. I have to give this method a try! Thank you for all the detail so I know what supplies I need!
Thomas Mcmickle - Glad that the video was helpful for you. Have fun pouring!
Thank you .... You gave me more insight on the easiest way to get started. I am looking forward to start working with the acrylic paint.
Almost all the other videos I watched about this made it seem SO complicated and expensive. Thank you so much for the detailed and specific video with exact details. It helped me so much.
Meranda - I'm so glad that the video was helpful for you!
Thank you for the detailed, easy to understand directions. I am 62 and have not been successful at the popular "artist for a day" type events. I throw my canvases away.
This technique has captured my attention and it is my Mother's Day gift to myself. I am excited to try this tomorrow. This video is just right and I am grateful for your thorough description.
Terri O'Reilly - I'm so glad that you enjoyed the video and hope that you had a lot of fun trying this out as your Mother's Day gift to yourself. A belated Happy Mother's Day to you!
If you want to be able to hang your panels you could just glue a Coke can tab to the back.
I never thought of that!
@@danana4867 It's a handy trick my parents taught me :)
Cocoa Girl you can also pop them in a frame.
@@azlolib True, but you'd need a frame that was kinda deep though wouldn't you?
Cocoa Girl I’ve seen 3 together in a triple 5x7 frame and it looked awesome. I’m going to try it on a 5x7 panel, I’ll try to remember to give an update!
I really enjoyed this for its clarity and simplicity. So many videos have too many colors that muddy or one color - like orange -stands out. But yours feels lighter, brighter. And I love how you add paint as desired. ❤
Kristen, this video was BEYOND helpful! Thank you so much for your gentle manner, clear instructions and shared experiences. I've been trying to find classes, as I've been 100% captivated by this painting genre, but, due to the pandemic, have had no luck. One place even suggested TH-cam. I persevered through many awesome videos until I found you. I'm so glad I stuck with it! You shared all the nitty gritty beginning info I have been seeking.
I'm a complete beginner.I feel like I can do this.Thank you for being concise and simpl
The way you demonstrated this acrylic pouring was way easy to understand. And the pouring medium you used is pretty interesting and not that expensive. Thank you so much. I would definitely try using it your way. 🤗❤️
celesty devilin - I'm so glad that the video was helpful for you. Thanks for watching!
i have also been watching painting videos for about 5 months or so and have never seen a more detailed video in mixing paints. thank you Kristen for the step by step instructions. i now feel that i can start creating!
teresa way - I'm so glad that the video was helpful for you! Have fun pouring!
This is perfect. I wanted to explain to my young 9 year old friend what my painting techniques was, and this will do the trick. I am sending her this link! Thank you!
That's fantastic, Jackie Gfeller! I hope that your friend finds the video to be helpful. Thank you!
Thank you for such detailed information! I agree with all the others who mentioned how so many people don't thoroughly explain the *whole* process. I'm also super pleased to learn that I can use alcohol to pop the bubbles because I've only seen people use those torches, but an art teacher that I really trust said acrylic paint is toxic when heated like that.
This was perfect! My husband and I just learned about pour painting. We did our first ones today and followed your directions for everything! I can’t wait to do more! Thank you for posting!
Jolena Bortz-Shattuck - I'm so glad to hear that the video was helpful for you. Have fun pouring!
How did it tirn out? ❤
I don’t think I’ve ever commented on a TH-cam video before, but this…super deserving! Thank you ❤❤❤
You can also add each color on top of each other in the cup, then pour it onto the canvas. I've seen people use old record albums also as a surface. I'm gonna try it! As well as a card, you can use the palm of your gloved hand. Before running the colors, add White to the outside edges. It'll help fill them in without mixing your colors. Nice video!
Thanks for the tips, Disco Biker! Pouring on record albums sounds like it would be fun. :)
Thank you for this video. Many people forget that when artists gets into pour painting, we are really lost...LOL. Great starter video, helps me. Thank you!! I liked the basics you explained.
wow, this is really helpful! I was always under the impression that i had to use an actual pouring medium but im so glad that just glue and water does the job! thanks!
me too! I always see these videos and think, great another $50. this is the second pour video I have seen and apparently hit the jackpot
I should have watched this a long time ago!!!! I bought the paint and pouring medium but felt uneasy about the torch, spinner, etc. Yesterday I just started doing it and used way too much paint because I loved the process. Your tutorial answered all of my questions. You made it so simple for me to really enjoy this medium. I cannot wait to see more!!!
Thank you!! This was very helpful and my Granddaughter and I did pour painting following you instructions. They came out great!!
Public speaking clearly isn't often done well but you have a distinct clear speaking voice and it is much appreciated. The painting supplies given and techniques with additives is appreciated. I loved the whole tutorial and am now subscribed. Thank you so much from a beginner. :)
What a brilliant tutorial for a beginner. Really clear, and you even sprinkle in environmental and economical tips too
Jenny Pepper - Thank you! I'm so glad that the video was helpful for you.
I have just received a Christmas present of a large amount of pouring paint and canvas. I usually paint with brushes. Your video was very informative and helpful. Thankyou so much. I will be back for more. I am 72 yrs old.
I like that you took the time to actually show us start to finish. the bakery bottles was a key for me, Thank You!. I've bought more things than I need, but still haven't tried a pour...uhggggg
Explore With Mitch and Burn That Wood - Thank you! I'm so glad that the video was helpful for you. Psyching yourself up to do that first pour can be tough, but once you get it out of the way, you'll probably want to make pour paintings all day!
Thank you. I am an oil painter who bought acrylics to see how I liked them. I was hopeless so am using them for pour painting. Lots of mixing as they are archival. Your lesson was the clearest and best presented of all I have see so far.
Thanks for recommending Glue All instead of pouring mediums. Pretty useful tip!
I've never heard of acrylic pouring but have been watching TH-cam channels on it just of late, I'm glad this was recommended by TH-cam coz I wouldn't have done it this way, thank you 😊
This was one of the most informative and easiest pour videos I have seen. Thank You.
Beautiful..❤️❤️❤️ God bless you.🙏 Your painting is amazing. Thank you for the tips and I am looking forward to start acrylic pouring! I wish you love, happy and good drawings, a lot of happiness, joy, smiles and peace to you and your family🙏 May all life be colourful and like flowers blooming🙏 Have a beautiful evening❤️ Thank you💗
Thank you for explaining step by steps on how to start for a beginner like me. lol your awesome 😎
I see acrylic pouring everywhere and I don't necessarily want to pay what they're charging and often don't find something that really strikes me. I just bought a new shower curtain and I'm going through the process of doing a little bit of redecorating in there, and I have so many blank canvases that I think I might just create my own little acrylic pour for my bathroom. I'm really into the resin pour but that's not a craft I want to get into and is more expensive to buy. I'm excited to do that this weekend. Thanks for the tips and tricks!
Thank you. Brief, clear, and informative. Well done.
oh man, this is BEAUTIFUL!!!!!! I LOVE the marble effect!!!! I want this as my kitchen counters!!
Very good instructions,simple and easy to understand. thank you for sharing.looks like fun!
Just what I needed to watch before I poured any paint. The easiest explanation I’ve seen so far, thanks.
Deborah McNeill - So glad that you liked the video. Happy pouring!
Thank you! I love how you really explained every step! It was very informative and I loved how you showed how to make your own pouring medium. Neat! I was surprised that you didn’t add some sort of silicone though. But it still had some of its own effects
Thanks so much, Alison Cherry! I'm glad that you found the video to be helpful. I haven't gotten into adding silicone to my paints yet but am planning on giving it a try soon.
What will be the difference between in adding silicone to it vs using torch ? Just asking I don't have knowledge about this.
this video is absolutely amazing. Very informative, especially to someone who doesnt know if they want to commit to acrylic pouring by buying expensive art supplies.
Thank you so much u helped me a lot, really useful for the details you provided and straight to the point with no music amazing
This was great. I've never done acrylic pouring before, but want to do it at a camp for people with disabilities. Your step by step instructions were easy to follow. Thank you.
Thanks Kristen, very precise instructions. Much appreciated.
I am so thrilled for this video!!! THANK YOU!!! People think doing a tutorial that everybody knows the basics .... leaving a LOAD of us in the pitch black darkness (and that has NOTHING to do with load shedding, South Africa) So, from my heart - thank you for making me feel SO confident to start!! I realized today that I actually get anxiety attacks when I am worried that I will screw up.... and your video made me feel SO comfortable, relaxed and CONFIDENT thanx to you!! Will go find you on FB and share my first attempts 😘😘😘
I been doing similar, instead I put the canvas in a bag then drop the canvas to the floor, the splatting makes for cool effects
Wow! You've made it so easy to understand! Thank you!
You sound just like Jenna fischer (aka Pam from the office)
Omg I can't unhear it now
omg I was about to comment saying that
It's Pam during her art college career
@@JohnathanRego haha too funny!
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Ive watched so many flow art videos ,and your the 1st person who explained " how to" clearly! Thanks so much
Thanks to your tips I did my first pouring, on a 100x70cm canvas, because I need to make my life harder (I know for a fact that I dropped some sweat on it, you know for authenticity and DNA tests in the future), BUT... it came out absolutely amazing. It will be a wonderful gift to my mother for mother's day.
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I've been looking for a really good video for hours! I can't believe how blind I was until I saw this video! Thanks
Eun Han - I'm so glad that the video was helpful for you!
Very clear basic tutorial for pouring techniques. Also practical tips for beginners for materials. Very much needed as beginners or experimenters, exploring something different may not want to spend fortune!
Thanks a lot!
This was awesome. Thank you for explaining it to me in a simple way. I have been looking at all sorts of videos and I just wanted the basics and this is what you gave me.👍
Thank you, Christine Ellis! I'm so glad to hear that the video was helpful for you. :)
My god - this is a video I’ve been looking for for ages! I’m not even close to painting in a professional standard of painting, and just want to have fun. Finally you’ve made this feel affordable for me!
Marcus DL - I'm so glad to hear that the video was helpful for you! Have fun pouring!
I pour on panels, you can frame them afterwards. They look great framed.
Loved how you kept it simple and real,no fancy art studio and doable supplies without costing so much! Great first tutorial.
I'm a beginner & after my first pour, I already have requests from a friend who wants one! I'm learning a lot but I would love to know what recording device you use, & mounts? I like to record also!
For those who don't like v. gloves, you can buy nitrile, which is more safe for those who have allergies. They also fit better. I'm a Fmr EMT, so I know a bit about gloves. Lol! 😉👍 The panel canvas can be hung if you glue a hook or string, etc. on the back of it. Just buy a cheap picture hanging kit from the dollar store.
Disco Biker - Thanks for the tips! For my recording equipment, I use a Canon Vixia HF R500 Digital Camcorder. This model has been discontinued, but I've used Canon cameras for years and have had very good experiences. And I use a C-Stand with an arm to hold my camera overhead while I record (something like this one: www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/372016-REG/Impact_CT40MKIT_Master_Century_C_Stand.html) since my workspace isn't set up with a wall in the area where I have my camera. If you've got a wall in the right place, you could mount a monopod or do some sort of DIY setup to secure your camera (there are lots of tutorials for different setups on TH-cam). Hope this helps!
I’ve been watching acrylic pouring on and off for a few years. Finally now I have time to do it. Your video is the clearest instruction I’ve seen as well as economical. Thanks! Sub
Super fun! I’ve tried this before and did what’s called a “dirty pour”...have you tried it? There are tons of great instructions out there. It also helps to create gorgeous cells when you add Floetrol to your paints. I love how bright your studio is, so we can clearly see great instruction and the artwork. Great video! I’d love to see more!!!! 😍
Thanks so much, Kathya! Yes to the dirty pour! It's my favorite method so far because it has more of an element of surprise when you pour it. I haven't tried Floetrol or any silicone additives yet, but I'm plainning on it. Acryling pouring really is a lot of fun.
Kathya Kalinine Is dirty pouring just when you pour them all in a cup first?
I thought the pouring medium WAS the silicone additive needed to make the cells? Im guessing not. oops. lol
It's most informative video. Perfect for the person like me who don't know anything about painting. Thanks a ton. I am just willing to start pour painting for fun. May be one day I will become expert in it.
Great tutorial. I am going to refer this to someone on Quora that recently asked about Acrylic pouring. Only thing I do differently is I use a cheap metal cookie cooling rack I bought at a dollar tree the tray under it to hold my painting up.
Thank you, steelcityaly, and great tip about the metal cookie cooling rack!
Omg I'm addicted! I watched your video to try something new for my siblings for Christmas (3), and ended up with 13 canvases! Your directions were so through and detailed. Best instructional video I've seen yet! And I watched many on this topic! Thank you so much! I wish I could post my work for you to see how much you've helped me!
Best tutorial I have found!
U HAVE JUST SAVED ME SO MUCH MONEY! Thank you for being clear on supplies too! SOO glad I found this video before spending a fortune!
Finally a good tutorial so I know what I'm doing!! Thanks!
Tried my first pour last night, what a disaster! I appreciate your video in much lesser quantities. I'll try again today.
Great tutorial! My only suggestion to others is to avoid the white paint at Walmart. It forms cracks in your paintings, at least in my experience. I love doing these!
Thanks for the tip on the white paint, Christina Weidenbach. So glad that you enjoyed it!
The Waverly brand that WalMart carries is actually a good paint and doesn't crack...
That could be from it drying to quickly. My friend sets up a humidifier while hers are drying to avoid cracks.
Apple Barrel white is the one that cracks so badly
Also, any tempera paint will probably crack. Acrylic works way better
Great job explaining step by step and ratios. My husband just started pouring so we have been watching many tutorials. None of them explain it the way you do. He has been using the same things you did but just haven't found the right ratio of glue all to water and paint. It just doesn't flow. So another trip to the store for me tomorrow to get more materials for him to try your way. We'll see how it works.
Nice video for a beginners such as myself. Some questions when you've some time to answer: 1- What archival acrylic brands (for selling artwork) do you recommend starting from the very best and going down to lower grades? 2- Is the PRO POURING MEDIUM LIQUITEX Brand absolutely necessary for art I want to sell and why? it's the first video that mentions it 3- Do you recommend spritzing the surface with rubbing alchool every time or only if you see bubbles? Tks!
Hi, Cristina E.! If you're just starting out, I'd recommend using the Elmer's Glue All and water mix that I use in the video. It will save you a lot of money and allow you to experiment more until you feel more comfortable with pouring. But If I were going to sell my original paintings, I'd definitely use a pouring medium, like the Liquitex brand or even Floetrol (from what I've read, it's similar to the Liquitex but is marketed to the contractor / house painter market, so it's less expensive) because they're formulated to allow your paints to flow and adhere better. And depending on the brand, they can also give your paintings better long term protection from the elements. Same goes for professional grade acrylic paints.
If you don't see any bubbles in your paint, then there's no need to spritz the surface with rubbing alcohol. It can create some interesting effects, though, so sometimes I use it in non-bubble situations.
This video has been so very helpful!! Thank you for educating
Thank you Kristen. Your video is great. I'm new to this. Your instructions were super. Thank you. Anna K.
Thank you, Anna K.! I'm so glad that the video was helpful for you. :)
Thank you so much. Never thought yellow and pink would go together, but you've showed me different.
Answers to many of my questions. Thanks
My first contact with acrylic pouring......peaked my interest.....looking forward to trying it.
“ I use gloves to keep paint off my nails!”
Me: “but that’s how I get my manicures!”
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Exactly! 😂😂😂
Same here!
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You are the queen of simple and easy instructions for anyone to follow. Great video 👏
Really information l needed to start...thanks so much...now l can try to paint!!!
I like how you explained it specifically. Awesome. That's how the greeting cards demonstrator did it in their video tutorials. They even put the list of materials they used. My card making demonstrator showed me this kind of art and she said that I need to talk to her daughter if I want to do this kind of art . Thank you ( Lenn from.Michigan).
Thank you, Lenn! I'm so glad that the video was helpful for you.
@@kdotbecca thank you too!
thank you for this lovely informational and well-created video! Easy to follow and easy to understand thank you so much YOU ROCK
Thank you, BuddhasNButterflies! I'm so glad that the video was helpful for you.
Thanks for showing easy alternatives for beginners! I have most of what you show, so I now know I don’t have to spend tons of money just to give this a try!!! YAY!!! Can’t wait to start!
Wow. Great instructions. Thanks so much. AK
This was so informative! I am glad I ran across it today, I wanted to do a "clean" project that wasn't going to be a waste of canvas with my toddlers today (yes, I know art is art, but I can only take so many dollars worth of canvases for them to turn various shades of brown.... they do get to use mounted canvasses for special occasions) and Started with the idea of pouring something because it will come out fairly cool regardless. Well I went out and bought the stuff all the tutorials called for, floetrol, silicone, torch, but then felt like it was a ton of money to spend on a project with my kids, I even asked a friend of mine who does a lot of pours how to do it.- right before I started with my kids I wanted to watch one more tutorial just to make sure I had it down, and came across yours and was so relieved! I didn't use any of my stuff I bought except some paint and my kids and I made some pretty cool pours! Thanks
~Katherine
Am a just beginner for acrylic painting. After acrylic pouring can I pour clear resin as top coat? Will there be any reactions ?
Tank you in advance.
harshith ramkumar - Yes, you can finish your painting with a resin top coat. I haven't done this yet myself, but as far as reactions, just be sure that you clean your painting after it's completely dry and before adding the resin if you use a silicone or oil-based additive to make cells.
@@kdotbecca Thank You for the suggestion. Surely will give a try.