What do you do with the leftover resin from your Resin Inlay projects? This is a very common question I get a lot. I do many different things with it.
This video will show you how to use silicone candy molds to create fun samples. This is a great way to see what a new color pigment will look like, use as a thank you gift for your on-line customers or sell it in your store as an inexpensive DIY crafting piece. I will be using 4 different special pigments that I just got including some ultra shift and glow in the dark, which looks amazing once the lights go out.
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Materials:
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Silicone Mold (candy making, jewelry or soap molds work great)
* Epoxy Resin (We used Tabletop Epoxy from Totalboat)
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* Pigment or Mica Powder (we used Samurai Black, Kiji, Daijin, Raiko and Tonegawa by Eye Candy Pigments)
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