How to finish epoxy resin

Get pro artist tips for how to sand resin. Learn how to remove surface blemishes and get an even finish. Pictures and helpful video.

The common beginner resin mistakes and why resin projects fail. Find out what you need to do instead so that your resin crafts are successful.

How to Sand and Polish Epoxy Resin to a Mirror Finish - Step by Step Guide: One of the questions we are asked most frequently by our customers is 'How to effectively flat and polish epoxy resin?', we've created a full-length pro-guide in the shape of a video tutorial and thought it would make a great Instructable too! Wheth…

Most of the woodworkers and artists have worked with epoxy resin before. You’ve probably seen that after curing, release from a mold or noticed that the result is not as planned, it does not have a crystal-clear surface, but a matte and dull or contain haze finish. Thankfully, there is a simple method to make your resin piece surface shine and give a high gloss finish. It’s a very simple technique that ensures a perfect project result. Whether you’ve finished sanding your project...

If you’ve never used resin before, then it’s easiest to just start with clear resin and use it to coat, protect and enhance another project. In this video I’m taking you through a…

In this HT tutorial, I show you how to sand and polish epoxy resin like a pro. This technique works for anything with epoxy resin such as wood tables or resin…

Can you colour epoxy resin with acrylic paints? This tutorial on marbling resin shows you what to look out for when using acrylic paints in resin and teaches you a simple trick for getting a feathery marbled effect on wooden letters and numbers.

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If you have a piece of jewelry or a table made of resin and it's looking a little dull or scratchy, it may be time for you to give it a polish. Polishing resin is the best way to return your resin to the type of brilliant shine it had when...