How Does Marble Powder Look in RESIN?

[@TemperedStorm]

I love how the sand one turned out. ❤

[@superjuniormoon_marcia]

Mr McDonald is wonderful. He is trying every element in the world mixed in the resin. Great experiments as usual.Loved the sand one, beautiful effect!

[@jonkaufold1309]

I want to thank you to motivate me to do the stuff

[@hanneliedutoit4911]

I love the sand one!

[@sarahunter536]

Oooh, I think you've bought your pressure pot!! I'm excited for you! 😃

[@mjremy2605]

This is EXCELLENT!!! Just what I needed to see to repair a broken marble slab and also a marble inlay top with precious stones missing. I can fill the repaired crack with epoxy mixed with marble dust after gluing back. I can tint the epoxy with marble dust to recreate lapis lazuli, carnelian, malachite, coral, black onyx. Now to find the right pigments! Love the sand grain - looks like granite. I bet if you went over the sandy coaster with an angle grinder and a wire cup brush, you could expose the sand grain and get a real stone feel.

[@jjfloyd8103]

So pretty with the sand!! Morgan said he would do this with mama!!

[@brandiekee5249]

I love the stone look. I will have to make some! Thank you for your video

[@BoopSnoot69]

Hello! Your videos have helped me more than you could ever know! 😁😁😁

[@dollybrown1993]

Absolutely beautiful!!! Like many have commented I also like the sand/ rock look. You always have a new thought or tip for us! I always look forward to the next video from you.

[@tracygilder1229]

The sand one is really effective, another great experiment 🧪

[@cathykoch5393]

Thank you. You always give me ideas😍🤩

[@jackiemallon6601]

They both look pretty

[@LiveSleepResin]

Loving your experiments Steve.

[@driqbal316]

Great finish. Thanks for sharing your experiments!

[@curtriceennis2924]

May just be my device, but, I couldn't see anything special about the one done with the marble dust. I do like the way the other one turned out. TYSM for sharing this video with us. 👍

[@roseann1954]

You are so cool Steve.

[@galady8632]

Marble dust is new to me. Obviously after your video that must change. Thank you!

[@dancingcolorzart7791]

I love your videos they are so much fun, thank you, I would like to see what ‘gum Arabic’ will do in resin. Thanks again.

[@mlfett6307]

Nice! Your US link for the marble powder led to a finnabair product. I did not know that that product was marble dust!

[@connietreadway9460]

Love the sandy one

[@suesmith9202]

The sand one was really nice.

[@amandageyer795]

YT didn’t tell me you posted! I love when you experiment! ESP when it’s something I’ve never heard of (marble powder??? Ok!!) !

[@dulceteixeira9097]

Oh I like the sand one looks really good 😘

[@DJVoyagerXue]

Thank you for another great video Steve, I didn't think the marble powder had much impact however, I did love the sand version and went on to purchase the moulds ;)

[@TheBdsmer]

Hello Steve! I need your lights! I want to create a casting with wood sawdust, which resin should i use for mixing it?

[@nanapaula1031]

I love these experiments thank you for doing them Have you tried soap

[@nanapaula1031]

@@SteveMcDonaldArtsandCrafts my daughter asked she is trying to come up with werid and wonderful things for you to try

[@stvsmth90]

How did it feel? Was it hard like stone when tapped? Was it heavy?

[@suzettekath9860]

I wonder if you repeat the one on the left. If you were to let it thicken up more and with some coloured resin like blue-grey lines/swirls like real marble has been known to have.

[@jonkaufold1309]

I like that idea

[@mamieloganjustme]

I love the sand one

[@jannaj2719]

I’d totally use the sand one on a beach scene

[@bloodycreekdesigns1419]

Love the sand one

[@toughtimes6596]

I love your videoes but I always end up spending money....buys marble dust😂😂😂

[@jonkaufold1309]

I hope it Turn out fantastic

[@nighteagle317]

I like both but the sand one does seem more like stone and I really did like it a bit better. Cheers, Paige C.

[@angelachester5593]

Would you mind trying to use flower gel art syringes in resin please? Thankyou you are an inspiration x

[@markbartlett3274]

Have you tried color shift pigments? There are a lot of different colors and they are really cool.

[@monkeyrix]

Exactly what I was looking for. What ratio of resin are you using for this Steve McDonald?

[@joychip5994]

What kind of sand is it thanks

[@Curleification]

Hi Steve, great video! I heard about Polystone, which is in my understanding basically polyurethane resin combined with powdered stone. I am very curious what you think about that. Did you try that before?

[@cindyfinn4845]

I use marble dust to make gesso but guess I should try other uses.

[@markduggan3451]

The one with sand would look good as a counter top.

[@drewhodge3820]

Have you tried reflective glass micro beads in resin? The type they use to paint reflective lines on the road.

[@ryanglanville178]

I’m making a table what’s the best thing to do

[@Annbakermodel]

Interesting. I suppose if we want something to look like marble, we should use marble dust. Makes sense.

[@gauravkashyap7878]

Nice

[@himikoichikawa6893]

Underside of sand one looks like rice pudding with the small sprinkle of cinnamon and the marble looks like milk

[@himikoichikawa6893]

@@SteveMcDonaldArtsandCrafts funny enough I'm having rice pudding right now

[@bonny9680]

Hope you are feeling better now, I dold in da dose is no good ;)