The goal of Digital Nozmadz is creating crazy Epoxy art and to show people how to build beautifull epoxy tables, lamps, art and other household items. We upload every other sunday.
I’ve been wanting to do this but how do you know how much resin you need I’m nervous I’ll do way too much and it won’t cure. Or I’ll do not enough and have to mix more but then not get colors right
It always brings me a lot of joy to create something amazing I hope it does the same for you. For the amount needed it does need some preparation. First you will need to measure the width and height and decide on the how thick you want the layer to be(on average I use 3 milimeters). So for a pour of width 10 cm x height 10 cm and 1mm thick you will need 11 grams of epoxy mixture. With this you can caculate the amount needed. With the pours I do I always have some excess epoxy due to making a batch a bit bigger just to be sure. If have some left over I do pour them in pyramide molds. After a few pours I have a new pyramide that is always unique. I hope that I did answer your questions and hope you can make something amazing with it. If you have anymore questions let me know!
I used white pigment in a batch of the epoxy to create a bottom coating. This makes the epoxy flow better with a dirty pour. Thank you for the question!
Depending on how u use it. If it is vinyl without something that the epoxy can hold on to like scratches or what most people doe with vynil stickers is put it on wood so the epoxy binds to the wood. I hope this answers your question if it doesn't let me know what you want to do with vinyl and Epoxy!
@@DigitalNozmadz Thank you! It would be vinyl self-adhesive lettering on wood, then epoxy over the top. I just wanted to know if the Epoxy would shrink the vinyl? Thank you xx
Did you paint the tray before or after? I just got a couple of used trays that have water stains but the perimeter is in pretty good condition and a lovely oak color.
I did the paint before doing the epoxy. If the paint is not done accurate you can always cover it with the epoxy. The used trays sounds like an awesome project goodluck with them. I hope they turn out great!
Yes a torch can be used to, but in my experience if you use an alcohol dye there is a chance that the alcohol starts burning and there is a chance that it will leave a moark in the Epoxy. I hope this answers your question.
A new landscape, a new world. It does remind me of the insect which was Prisoned in the resin of a tree. I was there when that happened and later I saw the movie Jurassic Park. Therefore I know it is true.
Design cooking with chemicals. First I thought it is a vagina in space, then ... later when it was turned around I was confused. However it sparkled me.
You can sand it down from 80 grit sandpaper up til 4000 grit and polish it if it. Or you can always pour a clear coat epoxy over it and the scratch will be filled up. Thabks for the question
Cheese and the cuttingboard: no failure. A good combination. I can recommend this. So everyone who likes cheese, Dutch cheese of course, will taste the pureness.
Hi, Working with wood i always use a first epoxy coat this is needed otherwise the epoxy will be sucked into the wood. With a seal coat the wood won't be able to suck in the epoxy layer that you pour on it. Thanks for the question!
@@monicaa.6308 Thank you for the question. no apology necessary it is a good question. What i mean by first layer is the epoxy with hardener. You want this layer to harden the wood. This will also help with agains air coming from the wood when you pour the top layer.
Thank you for the reaction. You can use a hair dryer for moving the epoxy and popping the air bubbles. The reason i personally prefer the heat gun is that you have more heat settings. You do have to watch out for dust and little hairs when using a hairdryer or heat gun. Let me know how it turned out!
This came out stunning! I'm going to be trying my own resined serving tray for the first time and was looking for inspiration... I think I've found it!
The blue glove cooking lesson. I think it is some nouvelle cuisine. However, when I saw everything, it is some kind of fluid art on wood: the new forest.
When I see this and I hear that music, I always feel excited. Wow, what happens? What might happen? What will happen? What could happen? somekind of chemical reaction and then... the day after. Fortunately it is just some kind of paint, however with an astonishing effect. It looks like a post-modern Dalipainting.
Hi! Thank you for the question. We used 5.3 ounces Epoxy and 3.0 ounces hardener. The Epoxy we use had a 1 Epoxy on 0.625 hardener ratio this is not everywhere the same. And i'm glad to hear you liked the tray!
