If your wooden table, kitchen countertops or cabinets have worn out over time, don’t throw them away, but cover them with resin instead. Not only can this can also be done in domestic conditions, but the resin will cover the scratches, bumps and scuffs that can often irritate us so much in old furniture, creating a smooth and shiny surface. You can also add dyes or pigments to the resin to create a completely different colour and give your old furniture a new lease of life! And of course we know from there, it won’t be long before all the walls are repainted! But for now let’s focus on the e ..read more

Our experts, who have already got to know our new iCRYSTAL transparent resin for castings up to 2 cm, share a few tips when working with this resin. In their reviews they illustrate which applications this new resin lends itself to: For wood and worktops: high transparency (water effect) and ideal for casting up to 2 cm, with an excellent quality-price ratio..    For artistic creations, jewellery, coasters, decorative works, shelves, cutting boards, dried flowers, pebbles, shells, coins, wine corks – the thinner the pour, the fewer bubbles you will have! Shiny surface and excel ..read more

Every time you try your hand at artistic creations with epoxy resin and wood, you increasingly find yourself having to replicate some of the working techniques in a “big” way. How to build a large table with wood and epoxy resin? Here are the main problems, guidelines and practical advice. As long as you create small objects and limited surfaces, no problem; but as soon as you try to create a truly large structure, the good results of the small “test” sample disappear. In these pages we will show the main strategies to obtain the perfect creations, even in style. If you want to see the BASIC i ..read more

Casting dried flowers in epoxy resin can be a problem for many resin artists. Flowers, even when dried can be an annoying source of unexpected micro bubbles which can be frustrating and disappointing. Fortunately, there is an answer to this problem and in Louise video will demonstrate to you how, by cleverly pre-coating your flowers and then immersing them in iCRYSTAL 5 resin you really can achieve glass like flower castings with or without a pressure pot. Louise Says: I was stunned by the clarity of iCRYSTAL 5 and I think you will be too. Here are the simplified steps from the video. Thor ..read more

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text text_larger=”no”]Do you want to ride the latest trend and have coasters perfectly in tune with the environment around you? Here’s how to make custom resin coasters for any occasion! They are easy to customize even for special events (weddings, product launches, …) Here’s what you’ll need to create your perfect coasters:[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column] RESI-Blast 25 ml [0,87 oz] €20.67 Add to cart ART PRO NON-TOXIC TRANSPARENT RESIN FOR ARTISTS 1.66 KG [3,65 LB] €39.99 – €69.99 Select options Galaxy StarLite Glitters €21.12 A ..read more

One of the most frequently encountered difficulties when it comes to Epoxy Resin is the accuracy needed in calculating the proportions between the two components. Although the mathematical proportion is somewhat elementary, it is very easy to fall into confusion and get the relationship wrong, risking compromising the final result. Here is a small guide to correctly calculate the ratio between A and B. 1 – THE EMPLOYMENT RATIO Don’t be frightened by this term! The use ratio is simply the ratio that defines the quantity of product A and product B needed to catalyze the product well. Being two-c ..read more

Through all this section, we could show you how epoxy resin can be used in a wide variety of sectors: in the artistic, building and industrial fields, but also in the restoration of antique wooden furniture. We want to highlight that this procedure is for those who are familiar with epoxy resin because, although it is easy to apply, involves the use of a unique and supposedly valuable wooden piece. We therefore recommend not to improvise and gain experience before proceeding, perhaps working alongside a furniture craftsman or carpenters specialized in processing fine woods.   There are se ..read more

In today’s video you will see how to easily make moulds / molds of handles and jars. The handle mould can be filled with epoxy resin to create matching handles for your resin projects or for anywhere else for that matter and the jar mould is perfect for making jars for loose pigment powders or glitters. This video is a review of Resin Pro’s Pure Mold Liquid Silicone Rubber and although the items in the video were given to me, my review is completely unbiased. Resin Pro have MANY different resins to suit any project and their range of pigments, moulds and much more is well worth a look. They s ..read more

How many times you wanted to express your creativity and imagination on surfaces and countertops usually in contact with food. Now you can let go of this frustration thanks to a Food Safe and non-toxic product, created by ResinPro with the specific purpose of coating plates, glassware and cutting boards in daily contact with food and liquids. A real revolution for who loves to use resin for passion or work, but also a valid encouragement for those who would like to approach this world and test their manual skills on small and handy objects. The non-toxicity of EpoxyFood is determined by the tw ..read more

HOW TO MAKE A RESIN AND WOOD RIVER TABLE (LIVE EDGE) Are you looking for the materials and the instructions to create your wood and resin table? In this article, you will discover the step-by-step procedure and tips to avoid mistakes! Let’s start from the beginning: what exactly is a resin and wood “river ” table?  River tables are wooden tables with a strip of coloured or transparent epoxy resin in the centre. The edges instead are made of rough wooden planks and are therefore irregular. This is what renders them beautiful! These resin and wood tables are often very expensive in store, b ..read more