Shakers. Cut the plastic smaller than the piece so it sits 1mm or so in from the outer edge so it allows the resin stick to resin. When doming, cover the other side with either latex or a thick layer of PVA glue so if the doming runs over the edge, to doesn’t ruin the other side and will peel off wi the PVA or latex.
@@alchemistsattic Apologies, I was a Plasmoid Fighter - complete with French fry crown (lost a roll in the pub) and full of frog eggs because I failed another dexterity roll and fell into a pond full of tadpole/frog eggs!
Shakers. Cut the plastic smaller than the piece so it sits 1mm or so in from the outer edge so it allows the resin stick to resin. When doming, cover the other side with either latex or a thick layer of PVA glue so if the doming runs over the edge, to doesn’t ruin the other side and will peel off wi the PVA or latex.
I appreciate the tips!
Last DnD character that I played was a plasmoid cleric. Plasmoid is THE funnest character to play.
I've never even heard of a plasmoid before! I just looked it up, and I may have to play one in my next game, that sounds super fun!
@@alchemistsattic Apologies, I was a Plasmoid Fighter - complete with French fry crown (lost a roll in the pub) and full of frog eggs because I failed another dexterity roll and fell into a pond full of tadpole/frog eggs!