I was worried about that too but surprisingly, I didn't need to. I think because I did a decent layer on the bottom and was careful to not push down the candy to the very bottom.
I mean you technically could, it just might take a lot longer to cure, or it might not cure evenly, or bubbles might get trapped if the layer is thicker. I like to do small layers with resin to ensure it cures all the way through with no issues. For me it's just a "rather be safe, than sorry" kinda thing after having issues in the past pouring thicker layers.
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I’m a new Subscriber 😊. I’m almost speechless at how wonderful this is!😱. What a fun tray with all the candy! I absolutely adore this🎉. Very creative
so awesome!
What a great idea!
Very cool!
Thank you! 😊
Beautiful 🥰
Thanks love!
That is very cool. How do you restore the shine once you sand it?
I just do a thin top coat 🙂
What do you use the tray for? Can you put food on it?
Did you have to add a layer to the back to cover any pieces of candy that wasn't encased by resin???
I was worried about that too but surprisingly, I didn't need to. I think because I did a decent layer on the bottom and was careful to not push down the candy to the very bottom.
Are you worried about the candy changing colors over time?
It would deteriorate over time because she didn’t spray the candy with protectant first
If I don’t have a heat gun , could I use a blow dryer ? If so what setting ?
If it gets hot enough to pop the bubbles, sure. I would do as hot as it can go but on low.
What type spray to use spray over the candy tray
How much would you charge for this
After the first layer why couldn’t you just fill it all the way up. Why 3 layers?
I mean you technically could, it just might take a lot longer to cure, or it might not cure evenly, or bubbles might get trapped if the layer is thicker. I like to do small layers with resin to ensure it cures all the way through with no issues. For me it's just a "rather be safe, than sorry" kinda thing after having issues in the past pouring thicker layers.
Is it food safe?
Where did you get your mold?
Link is in video description 🥰
But I watched other videos and 5 years later. It faded.
I'll definitely have to do an update video with all my resin pieces to see how they look few years from now.
but resin is so expensive
I HAVE NO VOLUME SO I HAVE NO IDEA HOW MUCH TIME YOU LET IT SET