Hi. I need to say something. I'm a railway modeller and love your videos about scenery, very skilled. If you want to know about scenery watch a war gamer! Just be careful. I've used PU adhesives in my work for 37 years. The catalysts are the cross linkers (hardeners). They polymerise the resin. They are used regardless of solvent or water based adhesives. I got sensitised to isocyanates. I cast wagons. They are simple no nonsense and cheap to make, I do the CAD, 3D print models, make silicon moulds and then cast in PU resin (SG2000 mostly), very simple one sided moulds. I did a load of casting about 3 years ago and developed what I thought was flu, high temperature 39, disturbed night etc, much better in the morning? ... so thought nothing of it. 3 weeks later did another load and had the same again. This was because I have become sensitised to the cross linker (the hardening catalyst or what ever you want to call it). So I just need to say, water based or solvent based, even if it doesn't smell, if it says "contains isocyanates" please please use ventilation ... a cooker hood vented to the outside is good enough (not the ones that just filter), or do it in a room, open the windows and put a desk fan against one to get a flow. That's enough. But over time you can become sensitised and its not much fun! I love casting but I now have to be very careful about ventilation. Don't want to be alarmist or anything etc but always read the label. Resin cast wagon: flic.kr/p/eMQwiA
Use a heat gun, blow torch or even a hair dryer to lower the viscosity. You could also try warming the resin beforehand in a tub of hot water. The blowtorch will annihilate those bubbles for you too.
In case you don't follow the Facebook page CFS told me today the 'Fast' catalyst no longer works with the green labelled Polyester resin. I rang them after failing 3 times to get mine to cure. Luckily I was just testing and not pouring it on a scene. CFS were great by the way and are replacing my order due to my wastage trying to get it to work. They said the standard catalyst is pretty fast anyway.
Not to keep going on about this but I've used the standard catalyst now and it works great, solid in an hour (not fully cured) and seems to smell a lot less than using the fast catalyst unless I'm just getting used to the smell.
Good video as always. Seems like you covered all the bases very well (pun unintended!). I like the way that you're happy to disclose your favourite without seeming to influence your estimation and description of the other products. Hope your face heals up soon mate!
Awesome dude thank you iv just started thinking of giving water effects a try and this helped alot. Iv just been looking places up here in Aus that sell the polyurethane and the pigments for it as well. $44 for 950g and dyes are $18
The smell with polyester resin is actually styrene. Its not just a bad smell its actually harmful so please be careful. Good ventilation and don't spend hours working with it. If you start getting a headache then you need to pack up for the day and head for fresh air as you've had too much. But it is really good resin.
Hey, thanks for making such great content and tutorials Lukes. All your videos are a godsend to me and I happily use your reference code for both geekgaming and cfs. I've been looking for a tutorial like this since I just got into water scenics. Thanks again and glad that you're getting sponsored content, well deserved!
When I was working with resin (I used to pour over my photographs for a high gloss finish on those) I used to use a hairdryer on the bubbles. Turn it on hot and just waft it over each bubble and they evaporate. Try it I don't know if I was using a different resin...
Lukes Aps ah gotcha! No worries dude! I have a lot of 25-40mm bases to add some water effects to, so this was interesting. The small bases suggest I will probably need a thinner resin. Might try the last little bit of resin I’ve got left over from my photos... I’ll get the company name for you and pop it on your group.
If you are struggling with the links there is a new web page made for this video direct to the resins shown..... www.cfsnet.co.uk/acatalog/Water-Clear-Resins.html
Very useful as I am about to build my first diorama with water and waterfall so I know what I will be using can I paint the Base where my water will be and it won't pull the paint up
Loved this video! Gave me a lot of insight to what I want to try. I'm a person who likes value for money so I am going to try the Polyester resin. In the past I have use 24gbp per kg type art grade epoxy but am frustrated with the curing time for 3d build up pieces. I'm hoping mica pigments will work on CFS clear cast resin?
I use acrylic resins for baths, tables and floors. It costs even cheaper then yours, about $50 per 15kg. I think most of those crafty hobby companies just re-package this exact construction stuff since most of the people won’t go look anywhere beside craft stores, so they make it 10-15 times more expensive and sell.
Lukes Aps I did diorama and poured about 30kg in one go to make a table out of it. It took 1 week, but hardened nicely. I prefer it because of viscosity- it’s like cooking oil and covers better, plus leaves pretty much no air bubbles. For small pieces it takes 48 hours. For the money- meh, doesn’t bother me, can wait.
Luke, really helpful videos thanks. Using my son’s toy castle ‘upgrade’ moat as an opportunity to learn, before exposing myself to 15mm terrain! Do you recommend ‘sealing’ the river bed first with varnish or watered down PVA, or apply straight on? Thanks!
Excellent tutorial, ordered the smelly one. Take it that the smell goes away when it's cured ? Have bought some resin tints so will use them. Question is: Will it be okay on top of acrylic based paints on the river bed ?? Can you add extra layer on top if you want it deeper ?? Thanks for the knowledge.
Hi Luke. Love the videos and just ordered some of the polyester resin (tried the £1 stuff and it wrecked my piece! Came out yellow-y white and VERY suspicious looking...). Where did you get the spout that it pours from? The one I saw has a flat lid. Thanks in advance!
Great video, very informative. I've never tried water effects before and was literally about to push the button on some Woodland Scenics stuff so I reckon you've saved me a few quid cheers!! One thing I'm not sure about though, I plan on pouring onto materials like plastic, cork and DIY filler, these will be painted with acrylics. Do I need to seal them with anything before I pour the water effects? I'm planning on trying the Polyester stuff you suggest. Cheers!
I don't know if it is of interest to you but there is another type of polymer that you may like to investigate. Not like your hard ones, UV activated polymer is a very thick, sticky gel used to make craft stamps (I have a load of videos on that) but it could possibly be used for water effects. It sets to a rubber like finish with use of a UV nail lamp.. Colop UK make one VX55, it is a light green colour. Clean up is with detergent and water. I recently tried a resin like your usual one, for coating art work. Gave up with the smell - even with the windows open it was unbearable!
I have Woodland stuff and my main problem with it is that it takes ages to dry if I pour more than one or two mill thick... like weeks or more. Which basically means it only really works on already level surfaces.
Hey Luke, do these go cloudy if you leave them to cure in a high humidy atmosphere? I'm wondering if I can pour and leave out in the shed overnight, and you know it rains up here most evenings, or seems to at least.
No need to apologize. That's all part of trying something new for the first time. Also another way to get rid of surface bubbles is to lightly touch them with a flame.
Hello , I´m a long time viewer , almost from the start I think . Hope you´re recovering well from the cyanoc. mishap . What inks are you using on the poly ? normal acrylic inks ? like the ones used for painting models ? love your vids man , keep them coming cause they help people a lot .
Great vid mate,I'm a newbie and want to set a model u boat in about 15cm depth of resin,what resin would u recommend? Any tips on process will b greatly appreciated,Thanks
Does the polyester resin smell even after curing or just whilst it cures? So for instance if I did a (fairly) large river with it, is that river just going to stink forever more? Cheers for this video mate, much appreciated as always. Dom
Slight segway - Which would you suggest for casting? I'm making some SciFi stuff for a kiddie and I want to replicate some items because they take a lot of modelling. Never tried resin casting, could be talking out of my proverbial - Cheers.
A low viscosity polyeurethane resin will be fine. This doesn't need to be clear, the standard off white cheapest version is fine for casting models. You need to check if CFS fastcast is paintable as some resins dont accept paint well. Also it has a workable time of 2 minutes after mixing so you need to be organised. You will also need some RTV silicone to make the molds of your originals. You need to check out the many videos on mold making. And petroleum jelly (vaseline) is a good mold release agent. I can make good casts and if I can then anyone can.
Hey dude are you alright you look drawn and red and puffy around your eyes in the video? thanks for the video's thinking of doing an art project of things in resin, if I do multiple pourings do either of them show join lines or is there a good time to do this before they are completely set?
Doing for first time submerged 1/350 scale typhoon sub diorama. Don't want to use scale. Need easy using resin 50/50. Do they sell CFS in The U.S What ink do I need
Luke, lots of good info here. But I have to say, looking at your 10% off note for more than 30 seconds is very off putting. Good stuff and you've given me lots of tips so thanks for that.
Handy video ...im off to cfs tomorrow to buy a load of equipment to make a coffee table finshed off with epoxy resin...my first one ....if i mention your name do you think cfs will give me that 10% off 🤣🤣
Cheers for clearing that up as i will be working on a diorama with the dwarfs from The Hobbit in the barrels in the river scene and was not sure if i should use the 007 evostick or the products you mentioned above .
i like the look of that clear cast,however does it come in smaller sizes as i only have the one small project in the near future,if not what would you recommend ?
dude, we all know its ok do make some advertisement (expecially for your own stuff) but make the font a bit smaller. it really does get in the way sometimes^^
@@GeekGamingScenics tried both of those but no joy. Thanks for the reply though, managed to get some elsewhere for a good price so I'll have a pop when it arrives. Keep up the great vids and cheers buddy!
Apparently, the reason blowing on bubble bursts them is because of the carbon dioxide, so a quick way to burst alot or bubbles at once is to hold a flame above the resin
Thanks for the great overview. I'm in Canada so I may not be able to get the brand here. Will the color of my river/lake foundation be affected i.e. lifted, discoloured, etc? What kind of paint should I use on the river bed?
Another question I'm afraid Luke! I've got some CFS clear cast Polyester resin, the same one you use. Using it for the first time last night on a diorama, I mixed up the correct amount using army painter soft tone quickshade ink to darken my mix to the appropriate murky colour and poured....it looked mint! That is until about 30 mins into the curing process and the pigment and the resin seemed to separate which doesn't seem to happen in your experience? Am I missing something very obvious? Any help would be greatly received!
@@GeekGamingScenics it must be something I'm doing wrong I guess...first time an all that! I'll persevere and hopefully all will be good. Thanks for the reply...much appreciated!
Dam you Luke just put an order in with cfs and then hoped on UA-cam and you just put up ya vid cool video fella as normal and just so you guys know that on there website if you use PayPal fast check out make sure that you have the county section of your address filled in so what happened to me won’t happen to you as there is a bug on the cfs website that will automatically charge you the highest postage amount I phoned them up and the corrected the problem as it charged me £27odd for postage when it should of been £7
Lukes Aps cool will do I thought I would give them a try as there slightly cheaper then where I was getting my resins from before as I do a lot of moulding and casting I usually get my stuff from mbfiberglass
The paypal county field bug is annoying but very rare. Rest assured we check all paypal orders and adjust the carriage cost before taking the actual money from the authorisation amount.
Hi. I need to say something. I'm a railway modeller and love your videos about scenery, very skilled. If you want to know about scenery watch a war gamer!
Just be careful. I've used PU adhesives in my work for 37 years. The catalysts are the cross linkers (hardeners). They polymerise the resin. They are used regardless of solvent or water based adhesives. I got sensitised to isocyanates. I cast wagons. They are simple no nonsense and cheap to make, I do the CAD, 3D print models, make silicon moulds and then cast in PU resin (SG2000 mostly), very simple one sided moulds. I did a load of casting about 3 years ago and developed what I thought was flu, high temperature 39, disturbed night etc, much better in the morning? ... so thought nothing of it. 3 weeks later did another load and had the same again. This was because I have become sensitised to the cross linker (the hardening catalyst or what ever you want to call it). So I just need to say, water based or solvent based, even if it doesn't smell, if it says "contains isocyanates" please please use ventilation ... a cooker hood vented to the outside is good enough (not the ones that just filter), or do it in a room, open the windows and put a desk fan against one to get a flow. That's enough. But over time you can become sensitised and its not much fun!
I love casting but I now have to be very careful about ventilation. Don't want to be alarmist or anything etc but always read the label.
Resin cast wagon:
flic.kr/p/eMQwiA
Use a heat gun, blow torch or even a hair dryer to lower the viscosity.
You could also try warming the resin beforehand in a tub of hot water.
The blowtorch will annihilate those bubbles for you too.
In case you don't follow the Facebook page CFS told me today the 'Fast' catalyst no longer works with the green labelled Polyester resin. I rang them after failing 3 times to get mine to cure. Luckily I was just testing and not pouring it on a scene. CFS were great by the way and are replacing my order due to my wastage trying to get it to work. They said the standard catalyst is pretty fast anyway.
Not to keep going on about this but I've used the standard catalyst now and it works great, solid in an hour (not fully cured) and seems to smell a lot less than using the fast catalyst unless I'm just getting used to the smell.
Good video as always. Seems like you covered all the bases very well (pun unintended!). I like the way that you're happy to disclose your favourite without seeming to influence your estimation and description of the other products. Hope your face heals up soon mate!
Bought the epoxy resin and got to say it’s brilliant and thanks for all the help you’ve given me mate 👍
Great video . Thanks for testing these , i come back to this stuff all the time
Awesome dude thank you iv just started thinking of giving water effects a try and this helped alot. Iv just been looking places up here in Aus that sell the polyurethane and the pigments for it as well. $44 for 950g and dyes are $18
The smell with polyester resin is actually styrene. Its not just a bad smell its actually harmful so please be careful. Good ventilation and don't spend hours working with it. If you start getting a headache then you need to pack up for the day and head for fresh air as you've had too much. But it is really good resin.
dimligloing Any idea if that stuff still smells once it's set?
Hey, thanks for making such great content and tutorials Lukes. All your videos are a godsend to me and I happily use your reference code for both geekgaming and cfs. I've been looking for a tutorial like this since I just got into water scenics. Thanks again and glad that you're getting sponsored content, well deserved!
On Poly and Acrylic resin pours I just blow on them very close and softly and bubbles all pop and vanish. Also a hair dryer on low works as well.
When I was working with resin (I used to pour over my photographs for a high gloss finish on those) I used to use a hairdryer on the bubbles. Turn it on hot and just waft it over each bubble and they evaporate. Try it I don't know if I was using a different resin...
Lukes Aps ah gotcha! No worries dude! I have a lot of 25-40mm bases to add some water effects to, so this was interesting. The small bases suggest I will probably need a thinner resin. Might try the last little bit of resin I’ve got left over from my photos... I’ll get the company name for you and pop it on your group.
Great video mate. Good info and again talking about prices. Thanks.
If you are struggling with the links there is a new web page made for this video direct to the resins shown..... www.cfsnet.co.uk/acatalog/Water-Clear-Resins.html
Nice vid, I am just starting doing some boards with my son and I love watching your vids for very good advice.
Very useful as I am about to build my first diorama with water and waterfall so I know what I will be using can I paint the Base where my water will be and it won't pull the paint up
Lukes Aps thank you for the help will get the resin instead of the scenic stuff
Great vid, love all the work you do.
Loved this video! Gave me a lot of insight to what I want to try. I'm a person who likes value for money so I am going to try the Polyester resin. In the past I have use 24gbp per kg type art grade epoxy but am frustrated with the curing time for 3d build up pieces. I'm hoping mica pigments will work on CFS clear cast resin?
Humpty dumpy sat on a wall
I use acrylic resins for baths, tables and floors. It costs even cheaper then yours, about $50 per 15kg. I think most of those crafty hobby companies just re-package this exact construction stuff since most of the people won’t go look anywhere beside craft stores, so they make it 10-15 times more expensive and sell.
Lukes Aps I did diorama and poured about 30kg in one go to make a table out of it. It took 1 week, but hardened nicely. I prefer it because of viscosity- it’s like cooking oil and covers better, plus leaves pretty much no air bubbles. For small pieces it takes 48 hours. For the money- meh, doesn’t bother me, can wait.
Acrylic resin? As in the stuff that is in acrylic paint or do you mean something, similar to Jesmonite.
Great work mate and just what I needed
To remove the bubbles, hit it with a heat gun.
Think about that for a second.
Luke, really helpful videos thanks. Using my son’s toy castle ‘upgrade’ moat as an opportunity to learn, before exposing myself to 15mm terrain! Do you recommend ‘sealing’ the river bed first with varnish or watered down PVA, or apply straight on? Thanks!
Cool as always! Thanks for the great video! Everyone loves water!
Excellent tutorial, ordered the smelly one. Take it that the smell goes away when it's cured ? Have bought some resin tints so will use them. Question is: Will it be okay on top of acrylic based paints on the river bed ?? Can you add extra layer on top if you want it deeper ?? Thanks for the knowledge.
Hi Luke. Love the videos and just ordered some of the polyester resin (tried the £1 stuff and it wrecked my piece! Came out yellow-y white and VERY suspicious looking...). Where did you get the spout that it pours from? The one I saw has a flat lid.
Thanks in advance!
its been a while since ive watched your channel this was awesome cheers ....
p.s digging the beared bro welcome to the club
matt
Great video, very informative. I've never tried water effects before and was literally about to push the button on some Woodland Scenics stuff so I reckon you've saved me a few quid cheers!! One thing I'm not sure about though, I plan on pouring onto materials like plastic, cork and DIY filler, these will be painted with acrylics. Do I need to seal them with anything before I pour the water effects? I'm planning on trying the Polyester stuff you suggest. Cheers!
Ok awesome, thanks!
I don't know if it is of interest to you but there is another type of polymer that you may like to investigate. Not like your hard ones, UV activated polymer is a very thick, sticky gel used to make craft stamps (I have a load of videos on that) but it could possibly be used for water effects. It sets to a rubber like finish with use of a UV nail lamp.. Colop UK make one VX55, it is a light green colour. Clean up is with detergent and water. I recently tried a resin like your usual one, for coating art work. Gave up with the smell - even with the windows open it was unbearable!
I have Woodland stuff and my main problem with it is that it takes ages to dry if I pour more than one or two mill thick... like weeks or more. Which basically means it only really works on already level surfaces.
Great video, but I just got £100 of resin from CFS last week and now I see your discount code !!!!!!!!!!!
Even I feel bad about this :( Give me a call the next time you need something and I'll try and help you out. Alex.
Hey Luke, do these go cloudy if you leave them to cure in a high humidy atmosphere? I'm wondering if I can pour and leave out in the shed overnight, and you know it rains up here most evenings, or seems to at least.
Thanks Luke,
I liked this video and it was helpful,
No need to apologize. That's all part of trying something new for the first time.
Also another way to get rid of surface bubbles is to lightly touch them with a flame.
Ordered the cheap one. Any experience with doing deep resin with it?
Layers, time between pours, final finish etc? Thanks
Hello , I´m a long time viewer , almost from the start I think . Hope you´re recovering well from the cyanoc. mishap . What inks are you using on the poly ? normal acrylic inks ? like the ones used for painting models ? love your vids man , keep them coming cause they help people a lot .
Great vid mate,I'm a newbie and want to set a model u boat in about 15cm depth of resin,what resin would u recommend? Any tips on process will b greatly appreciated,Thanks
can you blow the surface or use a hairdryer to remove the bubbles also? I think heat will pop them...
Thx to you, poor people like me can make good scenery lol.
Does the polyester resin smell even after curing or just whilst it cures? So for instance if I did a (fairly) large river with it, is that river just going to stink forever more? Cheers for this video mate, much appreciated as always.
Dom
Cheers boss!
Thanks for the video bro'... I do want to start working with different water effects in the near future so, this is very helpful...
Slight segway - Which would you suggest for casting? I'm making some SciFi stuff for a kiddie and I want to replicate some items because they take a lot of modelling. Never tried resin casting, could be talking out of my proverbial - Cheers.
A low viscosity polyeurethane resin will be fine. This doesn't need to be clear, the standard off white cheapest version is fine for casting models. You need to check if CFS fastcast is paintable as some resins dont accept paint well. Also it has a workable time of 2 minutes after mixing so you need to be organised. You will also need some RTV silicone to make the molds of your originals. You need to check out the many videos on mold making. And petroleum jelly (vaseline) is a good mold release agent. I can make good casts and if I can then anyone can.
Look forward to the vid - I'll give them a call - Cheers
But it smells bad even after it cures or just during the first 2 to 3 days from making the river?
In other videos I've seen people use a torch to pop the bubbles. Are those all non-flammable?
Very instructive thank you.
It was helpful to learn resin options and contrasts. I'm gonna share this vid. :)
Great video, looks like the links to the epoxy and the polyurethane both point to the epoxy.
£35 postage to finland totally kills any deal. Still cheaper to buy from ebay.
HobbyPoint in Helsinki has clear casting resins. You could give them a ring.
Hi Luke what colour ink are you using in this video? Thanks.
Hey dude are you alright you look drawn and red and puffy around your eyes in the video? thanks for the video's thinking of doing an art project of things in resin, if I do multiple pourings do either of them show join lines or is there a good time to do this before they are completely set?
He mentioned in a previous video it was from superglue fumes I think
You can just breathe on the bubbles. No need to add open flame to something flammable.
'Give it a hand'... Oh man, you just pushed me into a Beavis & Butthead mode *huh huh huhuhuh*
Doing for first time submerged 1/350 scale typhoon sub diorama. Don't want to use scale. Need easy using resin 50/50. Do they sell CFS in The U.S What ink do I need
Hello,
Is there something else I can use in place of resin?
Luke where did you get your paint racks m8ty please.
So useful. Learnt alot. Thanks
Great info. Have you tried UV curing resins?
Has anyone got any info on shelf life? How long does this stuff last in its bottle before it goes bad?
Great to know thanks :)
Luke, lots of good info here. But I have to say, looking at your 10% off note for more than 30 seconds is very off putting. Good stuff and you've given me lots of tips so thanks for that.
Are u alergic to it? Looks like you've gone twelve rounds in the ring
Thanks Lukes! My fellwater troggoth will be awesome! ;)
Good vid mate
Handy video ...im off to cfs tomorrow to buy a load of equipment to make a coffee table finshed off with epoxy resin...my first one ....if i mention your name do you think cfs will give me that 10% off 🤣🤣
Lukes Aps sweet will do ...thanks for the heads up
Sure, bring cakes and you might get 15%!
CFS Fibreglass Supplies how many work there ?
Oh no, I don't want everyone to have cake
Does it still stink, when it is hard? (The cheapest)
How do these products compare to the video you made last January 007 evostick,mod podge etc ?
Cheers for clearing that up as i will be working on a diorama with the dwarfs from The Hobbit in the barrels in the river scene and was not sure if i should use the 007 evostick or the products you mentioned above .
i like the look of that clear cast,however does it come in smaller sizes as i only have the one small project in the near future,if not what would you recommend ?
Ahh i see the 1 litre available on the link thanks !
top notch lad !
dude, we all know its ok do make some advertisement (expecially for your own stuff) but make the font a bit smaller. it really does get in the way sometimes^^
Hi Luke, trying to use the discount code and it doesn't seem to work...am I getting it wrong? LUKESAPS 10...hope you can help buddy?
@@GeekGamingScenics tried both of those but no joy. Thanks for the reply though, managed to get some elsewhere for a good price so I'll have a pop when it arrives. Keep up the great vids and cheers buddy!
Apparently, the reason blowing on bubble bursts them is because of the carbon dioxide, so a quick way to burst alot or bubbles at once is to hold a flame above the resin
This sounds like a really bad idea! That stuff is flamable! (I know you're joking, it's possible some numpty doesn't and burns their mums house down.)
Doesn't look like they ship to the US, anyone know of a vendor on this side?
Thanks for the great overview. I'm in Canada so I may not be able to get the brand here. Will the color of my river/lake foundation be affected i.e. lifted, discoloured, etc? What kind of paint should I use on the river bed?
Love the video, very informative.
But do take care of your health, you look incredibly tired this time around.
Lukes Aps, Glad to hear it's nothing big :D Cheers
CA ?
Cyanoacrylate :D aaaaa~I get it now.
Does the resin smell after it is set?
Thank you! Legend!
I live in the United States and it won't allow me to purchase this :(
Just blow on the bubbles with a straw they should pop...On Epoxy Resin..
Another question I'm afraid Luke! I've got some CFS clear cast Polyester resin, the same one you use. Using it for the first time last night on a diorama, I mixed up the correct amount using army painter soft tone quickshade ink to darken my mix to the appropriate murky colour and poured....it looked mint! That is until about 30 mins into the curing process and the pigment and the resin seemed to separate which doesn't seem to happen in your experience? Am I missing something very obvious? Any help would be greatly received!
@@GeekGamingScenics it must be something I'm doing wrong I guess...first time an all that! I'll persevere and hopefully all will be good. Thanks for the reply...much appreciated!
Dam you Luke just put an order in with cfs and then hoped on UA-cam and you just put up ya vid cool video fella as normal and just so you guys know that on there website if you use PayPal fast check out make sure that you have the county section of your address filled in so what happened to me won’t happen to you as there is a bug on the cfs website that will automatically charge you the highest postage amount I phoned them up and the corrected the problem as it charged me £27odd for postage when it should of been £7
Lukes Aps cool will do I thought I would give them a try as there slightly cheaper then where I was getting my resins from before as I do a lot of moulding and casting I usually get my stuff from mbfiberglass
The paypal county field bug is annoying but very rare. Rest assured we check all paypal orders and adjust the carriage cost before taking the actual money from the authorisation amount.
Bro, do you mean odour free?? Ha😉
i guess it smells
Just remember that this is, essentially, an ad.
It weird that I kinda like the smell of the Polyester resin?...
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE.... DON'T PUT ANY MUSIC.... I wish I could watch until the end your video because I'm highly interested... but that music....
Hi Luke what colour ink are you using in this video? Thanks.
Hi Luke what colour ink are you using in this video? Thanks.