How To Swirl Your Epoxy So It STAYS
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2021
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In this video, Steve with Upstart Epoxy shows you the differences between swirling, non-swirling, and everything in between. He also covers the essentials for how to maintain your swirl so it stays after curing and also the best conditions for doing so. What do you think? Do you like to swirl your epoxy or do you prefer more natural curing? Let us know in the comments below and let us know what you would like to see next!
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I’m new to epoxy. Done maybe 5 projects so far but I have thought endlessly about this and noting every step during a project. I think it’s important to also note if you use a 24hr epoxy the timing is different than like a superclear 2-4” which is like a 36 hour set up epoxy. With that said I think you have to first pick your epoxy and get to know it. For ex. I noticed with superclear 2-4” if I pour 1 1/8” thick at 72 degrees the perfect time to keep a close eye is around 17-20 hours. If it’s thinner then that time is closer to the 20 hour mark. It’s my theory that If I keep doing that and noting thicknesses and outside temp that I’ll eventually not have to watch it for 12 hours like a hawk and come in for 2-3 hours and catch it in that last 45 min before it’s too thick to swirl.
I VOTE FOR SWIRLING !!!👍👍👍👍 i love the luminousince( cant spell that word) ive been wanting to try with a small one. very talented and the wood is beautiful
Awesome video!!! 🔥
That helps thanks
Would love to see a video about swirling with your art resin in smaller pours!!
Thanks Steve, in addition to swirls do you have any tips to help keep colors separated. I saw a few quick examples in this video, but could you share any tips for doing mukti-color pours with minimal bleed between the colors?
Doing a thin surface pour with run off. Can you get any swirl?
what viscosity resin do you use?
How would you get a swirl with a very very shallow pour? I'm talking about an 1/8".
pouring a inch deep. table when should i start swirling
Awesome! I like both. Thank you for sharing those tips. I am really leaning towards trying out your deep pour epoxy. But I have to admit that I've heard that it produces a lot of bubbles. If I can extend the cure time, will that help with the bubbles? Please don't misunderstand me, I've not heard one bad thing about Upstart. Just wondering.
Hi there! 😊 I'm pretty new to this field, but I was wondering if someone could explain how they created that lava or bubbling effect at
what when you have a 2cm pour?
Your work is so beautiful
Hi, I have an epoxy that became jelly after 12h at 20c °, I want use 3 different colours, what is the best way for swirls? use basic color and after 12h put the other 2 colours? or put all together and don move for 12h? ( but mica don t go on the floor?)....THK...table 3cm
Definitely swirl!
I wish I watched this 4 min video before I attempted this. Should be able to mess around with it later tho 😆
Def TO SWIRL
Mine just keeps disappearing- even after the consistency is that of peanut butter! ☹️ why doesn’t it stay? What am I doing wronggggg 😢