lol messy swear a lot , you could be my kid lol. Enjoyed the video as usual .

That's better, but like all chameleons needs solid colour resin preferably black to really make it pop, good to have you back though 😅😅

To get the actual effect of the chameleon color, you need to either burnish the chameleon powder directly into the mold, then pour in black resin, or, you can mix up black resin and mix in a good amount of the chameleon powder into the resin. The best way to do it is the first way, but both will give you an actual chameleon effect, unlike what you got here.

There's something seriously wrong with that chameleon powder. It isn't meant to be greasy like that and is meant to be the same as mica powders are, dry and powdery. Buy some better quality stuff to see the difference x

Don't listen to the trolls.. you do you.. interesting effect with that mica..

Love your honesty, and its fun to watch you "f" up and discover the f up is not as bad as you think. I have noticed this powder seems to be made for the back or underneath side of the object or a middle layer ... seems to look best with clear over top looking through the clear layer to the powder layer with a darker color understand if you want the full effect, lighter colors under the powder layer gives a more subtle look ... Keep tossing shit ... ! ... i love it ! .... Ps the only " true fail " is to never try something...

Another great video Bela.What i found out is the color of the background changes what the chameleon or color shift colors do. Try spay painting the back of the clock with black use a flat or satin.

I used the same powder, in a different shade, a few time ago. The result wasn't bad but it stained my mould and still hasn't turned white again, I hope in time I will sort it out. I'm glad it didn't happen to you too!

❤ Have you heard of Orgonite? That is what I have made with a pyramid mold numerous times. 😮 Your chameleon powder looks the same as when I use it too all swirly and s hit! ❤

Hi! I use a switch sponge from Amazon to clean brushes. If you put black or a dark colour in your resin it will make the colours pop. The finished article looks like a snow capped mountain!

If you want to hide the brush strokes just spray with rubbing alcohol add more mica then add a top coat of resin to seal it and add shine

Mild soap and warm water Put a dab of soap in your palm wet the brush and do circles in your palm and rinse after about 45 secs and see if it is clean

Did you get my email? Think you would think it is funny

If it is not sticking good lightly spray with rubbing alcohol after you are don’t then wait till it dries and apply more same with cured resin if you were doing layers cure the one then spray them apply mica. Love your humour

Looks cool but like the other commenter said. Black resin would work better.

Hey sweetheart, you forgot something loool.. you had to make the resin black or white that you pour in a dusted mold.. That way the color you dust on will pop out.. 🫣😇. So I think you there will be an episode 3 in this saga.. 😅😅🤣..

Hello Bela! Sorry you’re off colour & hope you feel better soon! Thanks for the demo - interesting stuff. Hugs & stuff xx 🎉

A switching sponge (sold for cleaning makeup brushes) , or any coarse sponge, is how to clean your brushes. Pineapple juice and honey mix is good for colds. Bela, you know I'm a no nonsense shoot straight from the hip old woman, and my advice? For those that criticize a person's technique, tools, components, mouth, etcetera, without offering solutions in a respectful manner, there's always the option to see your way out the door, as well as using that wonderful tool yt gives you to block a channel. Being mean is a choice, it's not a privilege, and tells more about that person than the person they're intending to hurt. Love is the greatest power we have. Big hugs 🫂 Bela ❤

Ohhh, how I didn't realise how much I have missed Bela sense of humour, and it is so good to see him again. 😂 There is a brush cleaner in a tin that you just rub your brush on, which will clean all the mica powder off. It's available on Amazon and isn't very expensive, and you get two for the price. All you do is wash the black sponge inside, and then you air dry it out they last for years.

You’re a naturally funny guy 😂

They turned out cool,keen to see the clock when it's done. I got all the colours of this stuff from Temu..... I like backing it with black resin.

HDHD crew. Loved this! You're awesome. Keep up the amazing work, and don't sweat it if you can't get videos out all the time. At the end of the day you need to make sure you have what you need to survive, and that is the most important thing. Your true fans will understand and know!

Smiles with Bela and morning coffee 😂 Thanku for the laughs... still think Ill stick to powder rather than the "pearls" but Im going to research a bit to see if the pearls offer any advantage. Have a happy day Bela dn hope your cold gets better soon 💚 Also... Greece "fuking freezing" nooooo dude it isnt... what has been your lowest temp? We had -4 the other day, and that was during the day.... put a bloody jumper on.... 😂

Hoi Bela, shaking that thing a lot.... getting woozy...🥴 Try a darker colour in the epoxy i think that the chameloen powder will show better. We love your throwing shit at the wall art!

Redemption 3 - color resin in black 😂 if you want better coverage add more mica when brushing mold. And you can try makeup sponge or even brush it with finger (better with gloves lol). And thank you for trick with big flat thing to eliminate bubbles, will try it.

You crack me up, dude.

What you did with it was the epic fail....Mixing the chameleon powder INTO the resin is a complete waste. If you look at other videos you will see it is used as a surface treatment on the mold, brushed on and burnished before resin is added, and usually black or a plain opaque pigment or opaque pearl mica color similar to the chameleon powder is mixed into the resin which creates an opaque backing. Whir or light backing resin will give you more of a MOP looking surface. For best results use a shiny mold with some level of detail for contrast to get the best color shift display.

I have used this quite a lot . If you brush on mould keeps pot colour and goes twice as far. It's a chameleon not meant for mixing into resin 😢 not temus biggest fan but when used properly, this stuff is one of the better buys a little goes a long way. Also because of consistency does not fly everywhere.

this is hilarious...

Dooooood! I LOVE your video style! You sound like me! LOL. Well.. except I don't have the sexy accent or sound like a man. Anyway, some comments... 1. It is so cool that you also notice the way the colour pour into the cup formed in the clear, and put the camera on there. That was badass! 2. That was WAY too much powder or that amount of resin! LOL. I was yelling at you (AKA my screen) when you did it, like, "Gaaaahhh! Dude! NOOOO". 3. Also, as another commenter mentioned, the chameleon powders are made to brush onto the mould, and then pour in OPAQUE (not clear - though I guess you could use clear for a more subtle effect?) epoxy (or whatever) resin to get the colour effect on the jar. I had to learn that as well when I first started using chameleon powders. Also, brushing it on means you can make patterns or have different parts of the product different colours, etc, and it works with any mica, not just chameleon. 4. I hope you will do another test of that same powder with the brush on technique so we can get the true test, and also show us the finished product from this video! 5. If you put the lid back on the jar and shake the fuck out of it, it should take those lumps out. Otherwise, just crush up the lumps with your stick and it will be fine. 6. I will now subscribe and watch more of your videos!

That’s not chameleon powder that are chameleon flakes. They look the same as other brands. And you should use them as already mentioned in other comments. Black gives the best look but you can also try white, gives just another effect. You will be amazed by the outcome.

I am new to your channel and enjoyed this. I always brush my molds with the chameleon powder. Never thought to mix it into the resin. :)

Brush it onto the mould then pour resin....it will pick up that blue colour once cured

I love your honest cursing! You sound just like my husband😂

The tiny molds if you did two of the same and stick them together

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Welcome back Bela, interesting video, I'm curious to see the final outcome. I find it always more fun to experiment (not always following the instructions) because you get to discover new things. Have fun and best wishes moving forward.

DUDE!! DUDE!! DUDE!!! 😂 I’ll wait. Go pay ya bills.

Watching him proceeding to almost constantly beat the resin like an egg after specifically saying not to do that really started to grate on me.

Hello Bela! xx 🎉

I bought mine a while ago from Temu - I actually bought two of them, and I used a spirit level to make sure mine was flat, because that little dot was annoying, but the table worked well when it was flat and that mat is really handy at keeping it clean. Have a great week.

Well that was interesting sciencing indeed 💚 I bought chameleon powder from Temu but it didnt look like that in the tub... it was powder... something is not right there... 😖 dont think Ive mixed it in right enough,,, burnishing onto moulds works better 😂 I know now to avoid this one now though Lol Glad you are doing fine Mr Bela, take care in France 🧡

Lovely to see you back online again - would've been nice to see how that would've turned out if you'd put a black backing on it, because that is typically what makes the chameleon powders really pop. Have a great week :)

What already has been said, this is not how to use chameleon powders.. you dust the mold with it and then use a black or white backing.. 🫣🫣lol Btw good to see you again. 😇🤗

Ide like you to give us some ideas what to do with uv resin clay? That would be an interesting video.

Interesting reaction, really weird. I've never used chameleon powder in resin but I've seen chameleon paste which I might try. I've looked at this on Temu but not bought it. No chameleon powder I've seen looked wet like that stuff, however it would be fine brushed on the mold. It will be interesting to see the final cured tray to see if there's any colour shift in it! Funny how you say your resin takes months to fully cure. I know any resin takes about a month to do so, but not months. However I don't agree with your 20% leeway Bela, but then again I've never used Dipon. We can'tget that brand in New Zealand. I've found I need to keep my A and B very close otherwise it won't harden off properly....or at all! I wonder if your summer heat has anything to do with it. I had a shaped bowl that sat in the sun for only about 30 minutes and it started to flatten out again, but it was only a couple of weeks made and its summer here so it was hot.

I'm curious if it would turn out better if burnished into the mold before pouring the epoxy. I'm still new to this but the chameleon powders i have are all from Temu. I burnish with it though and at far have been happy with the results

Hay Man Best of luck on your endevers. I'm an old fart ADHD in my day just ment your smart and need shit to do.

I did same mistake when bought my first chameleon mika 😂 I just feel like you do all shit I did year ago 😂😂😂 brushing it on mold itself will not only make it look like it supposed to look, but also you need way less product

Look into the mechanics of iron oxides, it will explain why you got the rust color. Those types of micas are meant specifically for dusting for the way light refracts on the different surfaces of each component. Nice video Bela 😊