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Liquid plastic (resin) tutorial
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Please let me know if you have any questions, thanks!
PLEASE READ:
Smooth on also has a rubber molding material. That is what I use. I may post a tutorial on that also.
Please browse the other comments a little to see if your question has already been answered first! That would be a great help!
PLEASE READ:
Smooth on also has a rubber molding material. That is what I use. I may post a tutorial on that also.
Please browse the other comments a little to see if your question has already been answered first! That would be a great help!
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If you're trying to achieve things like gems then there is a tutorial on Youtube that they use ink from a ball point pen. Do what =LeaneaMee101 said too and get clear cast resin since they dry clear and not the opaque white which is shown in this tutorial.
[link] thats one of the youtube videos to get some ideas from and you can do your research from there. Always do a lot of research and small tests before jumping right into the project as a whole so you don't mess up.
good luck on your casting!
[link] thats one of the youtube videos to get some ideas from and you can do your research from there. Always do a lot of research and small tests before jumping right into the project as a whole so you don't mess up.


How durable is this resin? I saw the gold buttons in the "after" pics below the tutorial. I want to design something like that, a starshape, that is, but I'm afraid the tips would break off. 
If they rub against a cloth material (I'll be using a soft denim) do you think they'll be in danger of chipping?

If they rub against a cloth material (I'll be using a soft denim) do you think they'll be in danger of chipping?
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