Resin art on a serving tray for beginners/start to finish 

Definitely not. Resin gives a lovely glass sheen and varnish would ruin that.

My pleasure and thank you for watching 🤗🤗🤗

Well...welcome to my channel and thank you for joining me on this journey. Where are you from?

That's a great idea, thank you🤗 and thank you for watching🤗❤

I wondered the same thing...

Great idea 🤗

beauty is in the eye of the beholder... didn't look beautiful to me... looked old and dated and in need of a facelift. Most people would love to have something like this to serve snacks with... it's gorgeous.

Markeen Gillette yes, i said it was a stunning result❣️ 😊💗

Great question. You need an FDA approved resin to be able to use it as a food tray.

That depends on your resin and how long it takes for it to set . I usually wait a couple of hrs as my resin takes 12 hrs to set up

@@suzanadancks so if it is sticky is it the right time? By the way i really appreciate your kind reply 😊

I was wondering the same thing?

Love these colors, just gorgeous!

blustar30 I took it off in the next hour while it was still tacky. This allows the resin to relax back down into a smooth finish without the sharp edge.

Great question! You sure can. Resin is a plastic so it will stick well. Maybe just scratch or roughly sand the surface before pouring, just in case. It's better to be safe than sorry, right?

Thank you very much for your response!!!! @@suzanadancks

Sally Ragusa Hello Sally! I’m also very curious about Suzana’s answer... After me ..., once dry, the resin doesn’t melt so easy (yes, maybe ... if you put it on the fire - I didn’t try!) ... you should give it a try :) ... Other problem with the resin is how it reacts at the sun ... (even if there are, now, some marks like ArtResin, Mastercast 121...) ... other problem can be the reaction of the wood in time (you should prime even the back side of the table to avoid curving) ... and ... to maintain the beauty of pigments ... you should put another layer of resin once dry :) !!! - that can be also a positive point because in time you can repeat this operation if you have same scratches on the table ... :) ... sorry for my English, i’m not a native :)

Thank you for your comment. You need to use a food safe resin for that. The supplier will state that on their product. Good luck and all the best with your projects.

ONLY ProMarine Table Top Epoxy is FDA Approved !

Debbie Russell .... yes you would. Wipe it clean, I use a little 91% Alcohol ... just to make sure it clean. Pro Marine Table/Bar Top Epoxy is FDA Approved.... been using it for years.

Any epoxy resin made for table tops and bars is compliant, not approved

Don't you love it when the channel "likes" your comment that has a million questions but doesn't answer a single question? 🤣

Jojo's Crafty Love there is no resin that is food safe. Some resin is safe for incidental contact with food, but should not be considered safe for general use.

Ellen Mac Thank you for clearing that up! 😊

You can use a counter top epoxy.

Thank you! :)

Diana Hexter Amazon has the supplies. You might check there. Have you tried this yet? She has a video on a glass top little patio table that I want to try.

Diana Hexter The brand is Amazing Crystal Casting. I got mine from Aldax ( Australia), but there are other brands. Just google FDA approved resin.

Kinder Garfield Thank you Kinder😘

Oh dear, I know mate. My problem is leaving things alone...lol. In my defense, this is an old video and I've improved on things but I still have to pull myself up when I start fiddling...hahaha. Thanks for watching🤗🤗🤗

Thank you for not taking offence, i didnt mean any lol. I kinda know the feeling of keeping on at things-have mucked up many a project. Keep crafting 💖

Abeer Esmat B.B.

What is B.B stands for?

Thank you so much ❤🧡🤗🧡❤