I just stared using ResinCrete and I love it!!! I tried epoxy pigment knowing it wouldn’t work but it gave a similar speckled effect to the alcohol ink. But the speckle was bright and bold so it looked cool!
I was just wondering if the alcohol ink was put in the mould and left to dry, and then the resincrete added perhaps that a way to get the intensity???...just a thought espcially seem as i have no knowledge of the product as my first lot as only just been delivered 😂😂😂😂 Regards Alex
Have you tried a different brand of alcohol ink? Let's Resins' are supposed to be more pigmented than the Ranger brand. I would love opinions on this. Thank you for sharing this test.
i think it would still absorb some of the water, no? you would still have to make adjustments but they might be easier to make as you can see how much water it has absorbed without worrying about pot time
For the life of me, that 10:3 ratio still confuses me. I watched your previous video and I was good with the 100 gr. powder to 30 gr.of H2O (which honestly when I looked at the bag I didn’t get that and felt stupid after you pointed that out) . Then I get lost at larger quantities and feel “stupider”. I’m assuming the next step would be 200 gr powder 60 gr H2O but what if I need like 6 1/2oz powder, now what do I do on the weight of water. Can you tell that math is not my forte? I’m loving your teaching style.
Hi, I know it’s been a while since your post but I just started using resincrete and came upon this video! You can google resincrete calculator and just plug in the amount you need and it will give you the exact ratio! I hope this helps.
The liquid fabric dye I would retry that and use the smallest amount of it, it is SO concentrated you can fill a washing machine with one bottle! I would do one part dye to 9 parts water! It’s just way too much! And it’s a different chemical it’s not water so it can’t act like water, just because it’s liquid doesn’t mean it can be used in total place of water,
We needed this, thank you ❤!
I just stared using ResinCrete and I love it!!! I tried epoxy pigment knowing it wouldn’t work but it gave a similar speckled effect to the alcohol ink. But the speckle was bright and bold so it looked cool!
That’s good to know! Where do you get your resin pigments?
Thanks so much for this video’ you’re the best ❤ mistakes I don’t have to make,
Thank you so so so much for doing this test!
I was just wondering if the alcohol ink was put in the mould and left to dry, and then the resincrete added perhaps that a way to get the intensity???...just a thought espcially seem as i have no knowledge of the product as my first lot as only just been delivered 😂😂😂😂
Regards
Alex
Very helpful!
Have you tried a different brand of alcohol ink? Let's Resins' are supposed to be more pigmented than the Ranger brand. I would love opinions on this. Thank you for sharing this test.
Hi, thank you for this great video! I was wondering if you have tried food coloring. Just wondering about the results
I wonder if you mix the acrylic paint in the water first then add it if you wouldn’t have to make adjustments like that 🤔
i think it would still absorb some of the water, no? you would still have to make adjustments but they might be easier to make as you can see how much water it has absorbed without worrying about pot time
Thank you very much for the video
You’re very welcome!
Have you tried mixing the fabric dye into the powder first like you did with the paint?? Was wondering. Ty
Thanks!
With the fabric dye, if you added the right water ratio plus the dye would it cure?
Hi. Would the jesmonite pigments work?
Darn. I am looking to add black or valentine's red n i still dont know what to try. Wasting material hurts my soul😢😅
The RC instructions say not to use alcohol ink.
Do these pieces get REALLY REALLY HARD..!?!?…..if your piece falls will it break???do a tutorial on that .. to see how Strong this product is
For the life of me, that 10:3 ratio still confuses me. I watched your previous video and I was good with the 100 gr. powder to 30 gr.of H2O (which honestly when I looked at the bag I didn’t get that and felt stupid after you pointed that out) . Then I get lost at larger quantities and feel “stupider”. I’m assuming the next step would be 200 gr powder 60 gr H2O but what if I need like 6 1/2oz powder, now what do I do on the weight of water. Can you tell that math is not my forte? I’m loving your teaching style.
Hi! you have to multiply the amount of resin by 0.3
@@ezequielmontefusco2230 OK, now I feel even more stupider. LMAO. Thank you, my calculator says you are brilliant.
Hi, I know it’s been a while since your post but I just started using resincrete and came upon this video! You can google resincrete calculator and just plug in the amount you need and it will give you the exact ratio! I hope this helps.
you helped me out greatly dear thank you @kathymoffatt3960
The liquid fabric dye I would retry that and use the smallest amount of it, it is SO concentrated you can fill a washing machine with one bottle! I would do one part dye to 9 parts water! It’s just way too much! And it’s a different chemical it’s not water so it can’t act like water, just because it’s liquid doesn’t mean it can be used in total place of water,
Great tip!
10x more expensive than POP, i cannot justify its use at that cost,