Beginners Jesmonite tutorial | TERRAZZO | SANDING | How to Recycle Left over Jesmonite | DIY |
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- #jesmonite #jesmonitetutorial #terrazzo
Hi everyone I am so excited to share my first-time experience with Jesmonite and I must tell you it's so amazing so vast.
Here is a video on how I created these step by step.
Hope you will like it.
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-Molds of your Choice
-Jesmonite pigments from Resin8
-Gold leaf
-Soapstone Slate and Concrete Wax
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So cool, I enjoy learning from your videos 🤗🤗🤗🌅🌅🌅🌅🌅
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So nice. I would love to get into jesmonite and your videos are inspiring.
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Wow that's lovely 😍.
Thankyou so much 💓😊
this is amazing......
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Hi there…I loved this video! I sanded a plain tray for the first time yesterday and although is beautifully smooth and silky I noticed when I run my finger along the inside bottom it’s slightly wavy 😮 is this normal and if I do go down the line of selling my pieces would this be acceptable along with the odd tiny bubble hole? Thank you 😊
Thank you so much ☺️ 💓 💗 some tips you might be doing them but just helping out ☺️.
Try to work in a leveled area and tap it as much as possible .
After sanding there are different grits of sanding paper you need to use them all.
Next is important its hand made 😊not going to be perfect tiny bubbles will be there but that's the beauty you need to add this in disclaimer when selling.
People understand thale beauty of handmade.
@@teaandart thank you for replying 😊 I do use 3 grits of sandpaper 220, 400 and 1000. Maybe I’m not sanding long enough! Thanks again 😍
Could you please tell me what you do with that water afterwards?! with the sanded residues. No one talks about that and I really need to know 😅 😂
Hi there I know this topic has been not covered but what I do is when done with sanding I sieve the water and the pieces I am left with I throw them in garbage.Thats how I do it .
@@teaandart what do you sieve with? I wounder if like a coffee filter would work maybe? 🤔
what do u use to make it so bright? mine is always dull and i dont want to use to much pigment ect that it wont set
Hi I use jesmonite pigments they are really concentrated
Hello, how long does it need to stay in the mould? Do all moulds need to set for the same amount of time or does it depend on how big or small the mould is? Also how long after you’ve taken it out of the mould should you start sanding? Great video! 🧡
Hi thankyou so much for watching AC100 cures in 20-25 min but for my piece of mind I demold after 30-35 min.
Yes almost its same for all molds .I start sanding as soon as i demold as its easy to sand that way.
@@teaandart so is it bad to let it sit for too long? Because I watched another video that says if you leave it too long (unsure on how long is too long though) it can start to sweat? I also saw you’re meant to let the object sit on top of it mould after remoulding for a bit but again unsure how long that’s for that’s when I came across your video, looking for further answers haha. Thank you for responding, I appreciate it! 🧡
@@Stephh1896 yes they might refer to like an hour thats really a lot of time but 30 min I never had issue.
Also for let it sit just few min minutes as removing after 25 minutes its sometimes a bit soft and can crack so depanding on your size of tray you can carefully start sanding.
@@teaandart okay great! ☺️ So no longer than 35mins and let it sit to cure and after demoulding, let it sit for a few minutes at least before sanding. Sorry to be a pest with all the questions but last questions- What’s the longest you can keep it out of the mould before sanding? Does anything happen to the object if you don’t sand in a certain time? Also, how long after sanding should you seal the item?
@@Stephh1896 yes no longer then 35 min .And you can sand after 10 min of Demolding .
Its easy to sand as soon but if you don't want to sand soon its totally fine when you feel easy that has nothing to do with any issues.
Sealing is recommended after 24 hours so let it dry completely.
This is beautiful!! Can I ask if it’s not terrazzo design then does it need to be sand down the same way? Does the texture itself need smoothening out?
Thankyou so much no it does not need only if you feel any rough edges other wise it needs to dry and seal only 🙂
Wauw, it's really beautiful. I'm from Belgium and want to make this too. but it's hard for me to fins the Jesmonite. What do i need from products? JEsmonite (will powder and liquid always come together when you buy), pigment, chips and what did you use at the end? Thank you for your enspiring video.
Thankyou so much Jesmonite is a new product hence available in limited places.
It always comes as powder qnd liquid both.
If you buy a kit it comes with Jesmonite pigments as well.
Chips are made by you they are very easy to create your self i might create a video on how to.
Hi, thank you for the video. I have just started working with jesmonite. What is the use of applying wood glue and is it any normal interior glue or a transparent one?
Hi thankyou so much its actually not wood glue its a sealer for Jesmonite its acrylic base.
Its for protection from scratches and water. Although its not durable as you have to reapply over time If your creation is exposed to water and scratches.
But If you're using it for decor purposes you don't need to seal.Ido recommend AC100 for indoor decor and AC730 for hardware like soap dishes, plant pots etc
@@teaandart thank you so much. I'll try use it in my next project.
Hi, do we have to sand it the same day or wait for it to get cured for 24 hours and then do the sanding?
Hi its better that you carefully sand it same day as its easy to reveal terrazzo if you are wet sanding easy on hands.
But if you're using a a proper sander machine you can do it after 24 hours.
@@teaandart okay thank you!
Just a question, did you only use 1 of the sanding paper you listed, or did you use all of them ?
Hi I use all of them startfrom rough to fine one to smooth it up .
With the wax you used, does it make the tray water resistant too?
Yes it does but not forever I have to reapply after some time again .
But Ac730 with penetrating sealer it last much longer.
Ac100 jesmonite is more of a decorative product. So better to avoid water contacts.
Looks awesome!!
Just wondering after sanding does it leave behind residue?.... do you have to wipe/wash to remove this ?
Sorry also how long after its out the mould do you start sanding?
Any tips will be much appreciated thank you!!!
Thankyou so much yes there is but you just have to wash it .
Already its been wet sanded.
@@hayleystafford3445 around 25 to 30 min its ready to be demolded and i started sanding after Demolding.
@@teaandart thank you!!! I'm just wondering because I've tried polymer clay and really have trouble getting rid of white marks bit disheartening when you've spent ages on a piece isn't it
Thank you for your help!!
@@hayleystafford3445 oh okay but this is jesmonite it has texture of concrete sort of softer side .It all ends up on how well you polish it thats why i spent so much time on different sand papers wet ones.
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what are the names of the materials. what is the name of the liquid
Its called Jesmonite and comes in kits liquid is an acrylic binder and the powder is gypsum based.
Hi, may i know what kind or brand of pigment do you use?
Hi these are from Resin8 pigments made for jesmonite.
But you can use mica powder and acrylics as well 😊
HI, is this acts as food sealer??
The sealer it self is food safe but jesmonite is not so i still avoid food contacts.
@@teaandart Thank you!!!