Black and silver resin and spalted beech

[Mark armstrong]

Not finished yet needs trimmed to size edges rounded over and oiling up 

[gobbypunk]

Nice that looks ace

[Mark armstrong]

Cheers mate I took it to my dad's for him to polish up about 2 weeks ago went today and he says it was finished haha just looked the same as when I took it so spent a couple of hours polishing still needs a blast with super fine polish but will do that after the router work is dun the pic don't do the resin justice like 

[gobbypunk]

Its a shame resin is so bloody expensive ,have you seen that couple on youtube called the Creative Couple I think ,the amounts of resin they use is mad I wish I had that kind of money and as you know resin only needs the smallest crack and its leaking out everywhere do post some pics when its done,

[openspaceman]

47 minutes ago, gobbypunk said:

Its a shame resin is so bloody expensive ,have you seen that couple on youtube called the Creative Couple I think ,the amounts of resin they use is mad I wish I had that kind of money and as you know resin only needs the smallest crack and its leaking out everywhere do post some pics when its done,

Do you mean "Positive Couple"?

 

27M views with $10 per thousand moneytisation pays for a lot of epoxy

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[Mark armstrong]

No mate not seen them I just watched one video on YouTube about it from stone coat countertops then just went for it haha aye it's expensive like I use elichem there not the cheapest but a like there resin glass cast are cheaper but never used there's and am sure they will be some even cheaper than that it's a easy thing to use really aslong as you seal everything properly with silicone/painters calk or hot glue you shouldn't get no leaks for the waterfall ones just use CT1 if your worried about your joints blowing out it's a really strong silicone you will struggle to get the mould apart if you use CT1 

[Mark armstrong]

This ones not my first one I have been on a course learning how to do epoxy floors walls and counter tops aswell but stone coat countertops cover everything I learned anyway on YouTube was just a waste of 600 quid really but you get a city and guils sticker to put on your van at the end of the course hahaha