A minimal of two coats, back and front, then glue into the bezel. Is there a sure kind of epoxy I should use for this type of job? I would counsel filling the bubble space with extra resin.

If you wish to strive, I would certainly seal them before using them in resin. @Gail, I would strive making use of one other layer of resin to the tray.

Unfortunately, I don’t have any nice ideas to suspend them. I’m considering it might be great to have them grasp upside down such that the resin may drip off the points. No, I don’t have a way of suspending them to glaze them.

Im a licensed cometologist and im in an enormous present i want to knw extra about the proportions to use and what to use to color it on. I’m utilizing liquitex gloss medium varnish over the acrylic and on the wooden the place the bubbles/gas types.

I am going to check on a few extra slices that didn’t come out even simply to see how the resin will act as a glaze. Deer shed them and I discover them and use them in my jewelry.

No have to sand until there's a blemish you are trying to repair. Unfortunately, you are going to have to recoat the entire floor. It ought to, but depending on the amount of curve, you may want to look at the piece for a time frame to take away drips.