How to use fabric and Epoxy to customize any surface! (in this case a table top) 

Thank you!!! There are not many tutorials out there on resin over fabric . This was very helpful

This is what we call a "Clutch" video.... Right on time, right when I needed it! Thank you for sharing!

Awesome! Been thinking about using this method to make the hood of my truck more interesting.

The end result was so satisfying! Amazing job!

Looks great...the finished product

Beautiful piece there. Thanks

I'm going to try this with a colourful fabric on a small bathroom countertop.

wow gorgeous

great work Dear

That’s beautiful

I plan on doing this with shelves that go inside a hutch which I am refinishing. (6) shelves 14" x 16". The shelves come out so once they are finished they will be placed back and permanently secured inside the hutch. The front of each shelf has a slight curve which I now know how to accomplish that final detail. I can hardly wait to get this project started. Thank you. You're video was extremely helpful. 👍🏻👍🏻

Theres nothing you cant do..only things you haven’t tried yet.....definitely words to live by, nice video 👍🏾👍🏾 nice work

fantastic job, this came out great

this was amazing I'm trying to make resin coasters with my extra fabric been a struggle finding a video .

That is awesome 🙂🙂

Very nice 😍💎💎💎

Excellent information! Thanks!

Beautiful 😊

What resins did you use I really wish you had put a list of products you had used in the description

ANY TIPS ON CORNERS ON RECTANGLE OR SQUARE TABLES?

So, you're saying- pay attention to the edges? I want to be clear!😁😂💕💕💕

The table came out lovely. I really want to make a fabric table; however, the thought of using the torch scares me. I have no idea how to use the torch. Thank you for sharing.

Great job did it make the table top heavier?

Hi there! I am putting a bunch of my old dance leotards on a canvas and want to know if I can seal them in/on with epoxy? I dont want them just glued on. I want to polish the look. Will this work for that?

I’ve always wondered if i could use fabric! Im curious if once saturated on lighter colors, will they become super dark? Still going to try, thank youuuu!

I need to do the deck of my van, but fibreglass is way too expensive. What's wrong in using a Cotton sheet with an appropriate colour?

Can I make it with an Ikea piece? Great video

Can this method be used to protect, and preserve leather jacket Patches? I have an embroidered Patch that wasn’t made with quality, but it looks good enough. However, I have an expensive leather jacket I want to put it on, but once I glue the ‘Patch’ on with industrial-grade glue, that’s it! I want to make sure that the Patch never gets damaged.

Will it work with polyester? Or will the fabric melt?

What is the fabric ?

I don't know if you're interested in ideas 4 videos but I'm about to make homemade ballistic armor plates for standard plate carriers in the field or for home protection or whatever and is not limited to the plates obviously these methods can easily make large panels for making secure bunkers or whatever but other than the titanium Basalt heat wrap that I'm going to use along with a polycarbonate core I'm going to layer carbon fiber cloth which of course it's just called the cloth it's obviously metal though but it's woven and the one I chose is actually a coyote tan camouflage pattern that's integrated into the weave and not actually dyed on. Everyone likes carbon fiber and that was my choice for my outer layer because of how much it's loved as well as it's known for its tensile strength... but Everyone likes carbon fiber and that's my idea I was just wondering if you could do a video on any kind of object with lots of Contours that might resemble the trim in someone's car like door handles or - pieces and it would give lots of people lots of ideas for doing this by themselves at home because all you need is the carbon cloth and the epoxy and hardener and if you want a super gloss obviously wet sanding and buffing might help but people just don't understand the method or how to do it efficiently and of course how to do it without air bubbles and without fogging and that's actually my biggest question because I need a super clear layer over this carbon fiber cloth and I just don't want it looking foggy at all and I've never done an epoxy job at all I've never done anything with epoxy so of course I'll be learning some valuable lessons but I figure starting with a ballistic plate would be best because no one in their right mind really cares about the aesthetic other than the fact that the carbon fiber would be bragging rights for a lot of people and that's all and that's all assuming my homemade ballistic plates even stop bullets LOL but hopefully I didn't Rouse any opinionated trolls around here over the ballistic armor thing I know this is an arts and crafts situation but it's all tied together and these methods are not limited to anything especially what's being molded

I love this idea!!! So fun! How has this held up?

Thanks for your video, but my question is as a fashion designer i have this kind of idea to cover a fabric with resin to achieve a solit look like draping dress that zendaya had worn, will this technique work for me ?

Do you need to clean the fabric of any fingerprints / dust before applying the resin ? If so what do you use to clean ?

I want to use some crush velvet fabric with a little dimensions to it.Do I need to use a sealer first and then pour my resin or one layer of resin then add my fabric get the desire look let dry it and add more resin or might need to make a barriers for to conseal my resin,I'm Brian storming as I'm writing this message I had to much coffee.you have amazing pours art.

Glue to of these together...bare wood to bare wood.

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