Sports Ball Acrylic Tutorial. How to make acrylic keychains. UV Resin and Vinyl keychains. Zindee 

Thank you!!

Thank you so much!!

The resin is totally optional when using permanent adhesive vinyl 🥰

@@Zindee thank you! Also, is the uv resin you used a hardener too? I'm new to this. :)

thanks so much! this one zindee.com/product/styletech-transfer-tape-clear-12x-30-medium-tack/

@@Zindee Thank you so much for responding! Heading there now!

All of the supplies are from zindee.com :)

I believe some of those are silicone make up brushes

It’s on our actual website Www.zindee.com

It’s on our actual website Www.zindee.com

You don’t have to use resin at all :)

@@Zindee what can we use to give it that shine

@@LucyLu70 to have that glass like finish you will need to use resin either epoxy resin or uv resin :)

@@Zindee You could try Triple Thick gloss glaze or Diamond Glaze but those both need to sit and cure overnight or 24 hours at least, a very slow process.

Thank you 🥰🥰🥰

Is it clear transparent glitter vinyl or colored but transparent? Do you have a link to it on your website?

They are circles so the width is the same all over. She also mentioned that they are 3" blanks. Easy peasy lemon squeezy.

It’s all the website :) zindee.com/product-category/adhesive-vinyl/transparent-glitter-vinyl/

I'd guess at some of that white glitter stuff and some red sew lines

Brush a layer of Mod Podge over your acrylic then sprinkle the glitter liberally over top. Let it dry, shake off the glitter. Repeat the process. It's very simple to do.

thank you and not at all! she's great!

Same amount :) 3 minutes

But it also depends on the resin you are using

@@Zindee I bought the same one you used in the video 😂😂😂

@@Cheatwooda2011 well that makes it easy lol

Keep in mind people, cure time is different for 1-type of resin and 2- type of lamp, it's amount of watts, etc. it's not all standard.....check with the directions on the uv resin bottle. some lamps are 6 watts - more time - some lamps are 36 watts, less time. Also, that was a fairly thick amount of resin, so the amount of resin you're curing counts also. Another thing to consider is how much glitter or color/add-ins you have in the resin when you cure it - the thicker it is or the more dense it is with glitter/color, the longer it may take. Sometimes, if it's thick and you're able to, cure it from top and bottom.

I typically always wear gloves except for videos but am super cautious to not let it touch my skin and I wear a respirator also :) Its nothing to be scared of but definitely want to take proper precautions for yourself.