Resin Art (How to Create a Beautiful DIY Geode Mirror) 

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Thanks for taking the time to comment! I hope you found the video easy to follow 💗

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Thank you! I’ll definitely make some more in the future. For now tho, my crescent geode is a similar technique just on a different base 💚

I just posted another geode mirror tutorial 🥰

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I haven’t yet but I have some deep pour resin that’s 2:1 that I want to try soon. Have you tried it? Any thoughts?

Hey! Thank you for the compliment. I’m sorry to hear about your pieces but glad you liked the overall result. If you’re pouring resin on something that can be sanded down like a wood panel I’d suggest doing that if you get leaks. Unfortunately sometimes the pattern does change a bit and shift around but I think that’s just part of working with this medium. I’d suggest pouring less resin to start so there is less waste and keep taping / gluing your pieces. I wish I had more suggestions but just keep playing around

It’s possible!! I’ll make sure to shake it up really well before I use it next time.

Thank you for the comment 🥰 I’ve only used one type of resin for these types of projects but you could certainly experiment!

@@t3sslark ohh thank you so much for reply Actually I got order for Resin art on Mirror.. I had checked on RU-vid short where they had shown, they used UV resin and it turned out beautiful as well.. Have you ever tried UV resin on mirror?

@@ravinaraval8425 not on a mirror but that could be nice as it cures so quickly the turn around time would be much faster. You’d need to make sure you have a UV light large enough for your project tho!

@@t3sslark yess.. you are right.. proper equipments makes process smoother and fast also hassle free

Thank you for taking the time to comment! I still have this same bottle and am sort of hesitant to buy a different one but maybe I should 🤔 I’ve been wanting a nice deep rainforest green for a while now.

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Hey! So I’ve been thinking about this question a lot (I love the idea) and unfortunately I think the simple answer is: it would be extremely hard to do. You’d have to make sure the mirror pieces are perfectly level and then just pour the resin into the cracks / empty space. The problem would be that if you have any spill over you can’t really wipe it down or the mirror won’t be reflective. One of the reasons why that sort of thing works with wooden tables is bc the surface can be sanded down after the resin cures and then top coated again so you see all that lovely wood grain but you can’t sand a mirror. I think if I were to try to do that project I’d keep the mirror whole and then just pour thin lines of resin over the surface to give it a similar aesthetic if that makes sense? But look around for more tutorials here on RU-vid! Someone else may have a better idea for you. 💘

Thank you very much! I needed to wait about 24 hours after each layer to make sure it was fully cured before moving on 🥰 so about a day for the first layer, a day for the second, after that dried I added my paint pen and then finally after that I did the clear top coat

@@t3sslark thank you so much for answering my question so promptly. I appreciate it a lot.

Do you think after 24 hours we can add some laser cut metallic sheet letters or something like that or can we add it right away? Just wondering if resin is thin enough that it won’t go over it, muffling the edges.

@@kidshomework8330 that I’m not positive about. I’d recommend experimenting on something small. You may be able to place the letters in the wet resin to get a good seal but it also may sort of ooze over the edges. You may want to wait, add the letters, and then top coat. I’d play around a bit

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