Thank you this was very helpful. My glitter was still poky after the resin dried on my cup and i didn't know if i can sand it again i was scared that if i sand it again it would stay foggy even after doing another resin coat so this answered my questions thank you i will give it a shot.
Nope. Only if you have a lot of air bubbles are use a heavier glitter. Most of the time I use extra fine glitter just to avoid having to sand it. I’m starting a pink cup today and hopefully I won’t have to sand it. You can also put a really think or multiple layers of resin to avoid sanding but that’s extra expenses and time.
The scratches should fill in with epoxy and leave a smooth surface with the next layer. Maybe I’m not understanding the problem. But mine usually looks pretty destroyed before the final layer of epoxy
@@CrazyCraftyChaos ok thank you for responding. It looks so horrible that I thought the scratches would still be seen even if I added another coat of epoxy.
@@juliarochester584 as long as you didn’t scratch up the glitter itself you should be ok. Wash all the dust off and put on more epoxy. Should look shiny and nice!
I do! There’s not much on it. I think it’s in the description box. It’s the same as the channel name. I got it off amazon. It’s like $20-25. I can try to find a link to it! And ask all the questions you want!
ORASANT Cup Turner, Cup Turner for Crafts Tumbler, Safe& Durable Heavy Duty Tumbler Turner Machine, Cup Spinner Machine Kit, Cuptisserie Turner DIY Gl www.amazon.com/dp/B07WFT269D/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apip_IG3ebGUyXetcw
You really shouldn't be putting resin down the drain as it is basically plastic and then you are just washing micro plastics down the drain which then get into the ground and can get into water sources in our own drinking water. No, hate at all just letting you know.
