How to Polish Resin for Jewelry and more - little-windows.com

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Safe Resin Polish
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Brilliant Resin - the safest epoxy resin you'll find, perfect for jewelry making.
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Large Silicone Doming Tray
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Angled Brushes for Resin
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Basic supplies: paper towels, packing tape if you want to protect parts not to be polished
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[@violetobsessed]

Cannot thank you enough for this tip! Using Flitz really changed my game & now I am no longer discouraged with my craft!! Thank you so much!!

[@CelebrateCreations]

I am a polymer clay & seed bead artist but your tutorial on resin are fascinating and I may have to start a new hobby great tutorial 👍

[@MirinJawBrah]

Amazing product. Just ordered the polish which gives the resin an incredible shine, much better than the novus 2 scratch remover.

[@sharleneplescia6119]

Fantastic video tutorials. You stick with the subject and get the job done as well as include all necessary and alternative steps. So many tutorials out there for a variety of subject focus too much on the 'glitzy look at me more than the process' ....so annoying when you are trying to learn something. Thank you for your professionalism! I will be ordering your high quality products so my first attempts can be amazing! Thank you again! Sharlene from SYS

[@ricissimaswelt4677]

Your videos are always so helpful. Thanks for sharing.

[@vynedvyne59]

7 years and still valuable content fresh as today ❤ Thanks

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Aww thanks! So glad you're a fan :) - Fran

[@SarahAbramova]

I deeply appreciate the scratches demonstration! Thank you!

[@catrinelsabaciag9495]

Thanks so much the coating with resin idea saved the day!

[@LisaVornhagen]

I was glad to see the part where you used a paint brush to apply the resin. I've been wondering if it could be done and how to clean the brush afterwards. Thank you!

[@amandaortiz8985]

I am SO HAPPY you made this video!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH for making my life less stressful. 🥰🤗🙏🏻

[@rt2wshp]

Thank You!!!! I don’t have to throw my project out! Although I was trying to cut corners… trying it with paper towel & got a small result, I tried it with a disposable handywipe, again small result, I tried it again with a plain cotton cloth still small results 🤔 I finally remembered you were using a microfiber cloth, that made ALL the difference 🤩

[@Elagydaorb]

Love your video very informative for those with MCS/Allergies tfs blessings.

[@user-wp9vf8kx1h]

Thank u sooo much for ur Great Tutorials !!!! Love the way u explain with demo👍🏾.

[@bobriart]

I love your videos, and also supplies from your store. I respect your high quality work. Thank you so much for inspiration and helping

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Thanks for your feedback, I'm so glad you're loving little-windows.com!

[@sassybury7422]

Thank you SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO. I just bought this product. Saved me hours of having to sand

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Glad I could help!

[@emilyhess3065]

Thank you! I just ordered this product for my teenage daughter who is loving making all things resin! ❤

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Wonderful! Please let her know about our resin project library, and that I'm here to help if she gets stuck along the way. www.little-windows.com/pages/new-project-ideas-and-how-tos [e-mail]

[@jennytausendfreund4607]

Very well explained! I‘m still learning working with resin and this helped me a lot! Thank you!

[@saidalimam7201]

Hi Jenny, Have you tried it? Looking forward to your feedback!

[@craftersepoxy8884]

love this , perfect for a gift

[@nancyjones7257]

Thank you. This is EXACTLY what I was looking for!

[@lilithcal]

Jewelers’ rouge also does a good job of polishing.

[@josoz973]

Thank you so much ❣️ just bought some. I have a very very precious resin ring with my dad's ashes in that has minor scratches, I didn't want to send it to the jeweller so have been looking for something safe xx

[@lnc-to4ku]

Thank you SO much for sharing this information!! 💗

[@kimhuff]

As always, another great Little Windows video. I can't tell you how excited I get every time my KZbin tells me I have another video by you. Thank you so much!!!

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Oh how I love you Miss Huff! Thanks for being you :) - Fran

[@krrinam4266]

Thank hou very much! I ordered some Flitz! Hopefully the clouds will flitz away from the resin.

[@yejigtm]

This is what I needed!!!!

[@KiKiJahDore]

This was really helpful. I just bought some resin molds so i'm waiting for them to be shipped and I am not sure if they will produce shiny pieces like my silicone molds do. I just normally use the method that you showed in the second part of the video with mixing more resin. The polish would definitely save me using more product. Oh and GREAT tip about the nail polish remover, I'm always trying to think of ways to save money.

[@bresorte]

excellent video and explanation!!!!! thank you so much for sharing!!!

[@1tinac]

Thank you! thank you! This is very helpful.

[@metals2546]

Excellent tutorial. Very helpful. Thank you for sharing.

[@LittleWindowsResin]

You're very welcome, and thank you for your feedback :) - Fran

[@nitagill3227]

Very well done and informative video. I'll be trying out both methods. Thanks!

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Thank you Nita! Please let me know what works best for you :)

[@adrianaariza-jones3694]

I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!. They are very informative and you are very good at it

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Thanks so much Pily!!! I love to share new discoveries and hope to take some of the pain of trial-and-error away from your process, so you can simply create! Very best wishes :) - Fran

[@sweetspike16]

love this ! this could really help shorten the time in making our pieces!

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Thanks! I'd love to hear how these techniques help you in future, any feedback is welcome :)

[@livvylou755]

What kind of resin are you using? Keen to know if this free pouring method would work with Polyester. Thanks!

[@marysnipes4972]

Thank you. Enjoyed your tutorial.

[@lakeshas1421]

Thank you so much for this video!!!! 💛💛💛

[@michelemarie111]

Great video, thank you for the tips! Heading to your website to order some supplies now!

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Thanks Michele! Have lots of fun and let me know if I can help in any way :) - Fran

[@michelemarie111]

Thank you Fran!

[@pavlospavlidis1907]

Nice work there. 😍loved the crafts we can see in the beginning of the video !!!!! That's a great product for polishing . But for us who live in Europe and we cannot find this product? Maybe you have a tip for for polishing some foggy items? 🙏🏼thanks

[@Mixing-It-Up-with-Gigi]

Very helpful! Thank you!

[@sarahdermody6665]

This has been so helpful, thank you!

[@LittleWindowsResin]

You're so welcome!

[@texasgigi3684]

This was a very helpful video!

[@sirdrakey]

I love Flitz it's a great polish!

[@tikkidaddy]

Might come in handy for repairing CDs too.

[@jijabaidharade461]

It is very good for the guidelines. Thanks a lot 🙏. GOD bless.

[@connirhoden7895]

You are a wonderful teacher thank you I am learning a lot

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hello @connirhoden7895, I'm so glad you're loving my videos! You'll find lots more resin tips in my IDEAS+HOW-TO's library, have a look: www.little-windows.com/pages/how-tos Let me know if I can be of help in any way :) [e-mail]

[@ridbits]

Will this polish also work as a sealer in case I do it on gilded edges of a project where I have used leaf paint?

[@trinasmith1536]

Wow thank you! This was very very helpful!😊

[@LittleWindowsResin]

You're so welcome!

[@ThisOLmaan]

was going to buy flitz polish at Amazon till you mentioned it on ur video, also if i'd known I would of bought the Bubble leveler, I also bought one at Amazon, but ur shop ships mighty fast, ty.

[@AlexanderChilds]

Good suggestions. You can also just bypass all that and get water and micromesh.

[@ArijanaLukic]

Can micromesh work on pieces of resin that have details? I make little robots that are made with matte molds so now I want to bring the shine back..Thanks!

[@desleykakoulidisgallaway3382]

Excellent 👍😍

[@atenasleandry2907]

Hi! I was wondering if the polish works with any type of resin.

[@sehunlimitedsonyahoward1165]

Thank for doing this

[@Nana-cd6iz]

This is a godsend

[@FlopCouture]

Wow cool!!

[@rafaelturner7921]

can you tell me what type of resin you are using? fiberglass or epoxy resin? Thank you.

[@CRAFTYBONKER]

Great video. Thank you for sharing!

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Thanks for watching!

[@Friday13420]

so could I polish my resin charms instead of doming the top?

[@orene7594]

Thank you for a very useful video!

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Barbs_Collectibles]

Great info

[@kidstaxi6156]

Thank you very much!!!!!! 😍😍😘😘👍👍

[@GJJ229]

thank you Fran helpful video :) by the way, could you kindly please share the link to buy the disposable brush you used in the video?

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hi Grace, thanks so much for your feedback! In about 2 weeks we'll be selling those small flat pointed brushes at www.little-windows.com, keep an eye on our e-newsletter, that's where I'll announce their availability :)

[@phoebewinter3239]

Great video. Looks simple enough to try this at home. :) I have a question, noting that there are references in the comments about there being different types of resin. Would you recommend the polishing technique using Flitz for a resin Chanel bangle bracelet? Thank you.

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hello Phoebe, sorry for the delay. IS your bangle black gloss or white gloss or another color? I believe you'd have luck with them all, but the black glossy finish is more likely to still show marks. Have you tried this already? feel free to email me [e-mail]

[@ecuadra49]

👍👍👍👍Nice, thank you

[@debbiemitchell6055]

Great video

[@ernestoguerra8942]

What kind of sanding block are u using?

[@michellezahn5643]

Hi LittleWindowsResin! I was wondering if the Flitz polish had been tried on polymer clay pieces to polish them in conjunction with sanding. I am looking for a safe polish to get my polymer clay pieces shiny. Thanks so much for your excellent videos! I learn so much about resin from you and your products are great! ❤

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hello Michelle! I just did a test to see how it would work, and while it does give the polymer clay a bit more luster, it also rubs some of the color/clay off on the polishing cloth, so I'm not sure this is the best option. If you email me at [e-mail], I'll be happy to send you photos of my results so you can see how it worked. Maybe more extensive testing by a better polymer artist is called for. Have you tried coating your polymer pieces with a thin layer of resin?

[@michellezahn5643]

LittleWindowsResin thank you so much! ❤️ I will be emailing you for those pictures.

[@Abundantlyreceiving]

Can you use a us lamp with little windows resin?

[@tammyrenkowic2017]

Clear nail polish works great too, easy, brush on and let dry

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hi Tammy! Just following up, I've always found that clear nailpolish turns yellow pretty quick, have you found a brand that holds up over time? Thanks for your feedback :)

[@tammyrenkowic2017]

@@LittleWindowsResin I've found that opi holds up pretty well over time

[@LittleWindowsResin]

@@tammyrenkowic2017 Thanks Tammy!

[@elizabethvallely4044]

Thank you so much for this video found it very helpful! Subscribed to your Channel... Liz 😊

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Wonderful! Have lots of fun creating, and let me know if I can be of help along the way :) [e-mail]

[@elizabethvallely4044]

@@LittleWindowsResin Thank you so much! 😊

[@aniscollection4092]

Thanks

[@grrrrrutah]

Just curious if you can use these methods on large flat crystals in costume jewelry, to "erase" scratches and dings from the gem surface and restore brilliance, etc., or do you have better tips for that sort of item?

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hello! I'm not sure, it'll depend on how hard the surface is, if it's glass or some sort of plastic. It's worth experimenting I think :)

[@OrangeTabbyCat]

I absolutely love the effect on the heart to have one dull side and one shiny.,

[@LittleWindowsResin]

So glad you like that effect!! Keep creating :)

[@charmsglitzandsparklez2159]

does this work on uv resin?

[@eternal8song]

do you think it'd work to use the jeweler's buffing compound i already have?

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hello! Sorry for the delayed response, I missed your question. I don't know, but you can certainly try to see if you get good results. It's always nice to be able to use supplies on-hand :)

[@Emzepicchannel]

this is so helpful! can you do a video of setting hair (like pet hair) into resin? thank you

[@glowstonestarzaj4922]

Why would you put pet hair into your resin? XD That’s what everyone tries to avoid

[@mostlycountrycovertunesbyn3123]

@@glowstonestarzaj4922 pet memorial

[@LadyFluffyCakes]

So are only certain resins able to do the technique you did at the end, with brushing it on a piece? I ask because I tried this with a resin I got from michaels and the resin would reseed from the edges or bead up when brushed onto another resin piece. And these were flat pieces to boot @_@

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hello! Yes, each resin type/formula has different properties, one may be perfect for casting but not work well in thin layers, etc. Our Brilliant Resin is quite versatile, so it's great for casting, doming, layering, and 1-coat varnishing too. If you'd like to send me a photo or two of your project so I can see just what happened, I may be able to provide more detailed insight. You can email [e-mail] Thanks for asking :)

[@KaileyB616]

PBakerJr you want to lightly sand your resin surface with fine grit sandpaper, and wipe it down with isopropyl alcohol. Then I’d apply your second layer of resin

[@viridislucent6535]

I just want to say I bought that polish, and it totally had the opposite effect of shining my resin pieces- it left a dull cloudy finish that essentially seems to have ruined my jewelry. It looks awful; I don't know why- it's the exac same one recommended here. it didn't work for me, so I thought I should warn others of that.

[@LittleWindowsResin]

I'm sorry you had that experience, if you are interested in emailing a photo or two to [e-mail], I'll be happy to help you troubleshoot.

[@halloween2010blue16]

It was the same with me, I've tried it 10 different times with different techniques and it always gives me a cloudy look with a weird residue feeling on the pieces

[@rt2wshp]

You MUST use the Microfiber Cloth! I was trying it with paper towel & got a small result, I tried it with a disposable handywipe, again small result, I tried it again with a plain cotton cloth still small results 🤔 I finally remembered she was using a microfiber cloth, that made ALL the difference 🤩

[@brandilynnell]

can anyone offer me a bit of help? I'm using flitz polishing compound and microfiber polishing cloth, and I'm doing exactly what is done in this video, but my epoxy resin pieces are still extremely cloudy/frosted, even after 10 minutes or so of consistent polishing. I can't figure out what im doing wrong?

[@Zisa001]

Epoxy resin won’t withstand the heat produced by a polishing wheel and will turn cloudy on the surface.)

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hi Brandi, I'm not sure if you've solved this already, polishing requires a great deal of pressure so be sure you're really putting your weight behind it, if that doesn't work you can try the second technique featured in this video of brushing on a thin topcoat to shine your pieces right up again. Thanks for your patience, I hope you're having fun :)

[@bob.fagg-bois657]

i use "T-cut" as you would for your car works a treat

[@frodosdojo]

Thank you ! I just finished a resin tray for a gift and was crushed to see a haze on the top of it. This helped some but I'm wondering if it is due to the poor quality of the resin ?

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hello! That could be the case, or if it's particularly humid where you're working that could cause trouble too. If you'd like more info email to [e-mail] and I'll be happy to help you troubleshoot. Keep creating :)

[@hannienannie7918]

What is the tray you're using called so I can look for one?

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hello Hana No Kamisama, sorry this took a while, you'll find our Silicone Doming Tray here: www.little-windows.com/collections/doming-trays/products/large-silicone-doming-tray Have lots of fun creating :)

[@ValerieEarl]

Can you use the Flitz on UV resin? I had to sand a little bit where the resin spilled and now that area isn't as glossy/shiny as the rest.

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hello Valerie, sorry for the late reply. You can test it out but I've found it works best on epoxy resin. It'll depend on the hardness of the cured UV, which varies by brand. I hope you find a solution to save your piece :) -Fran

[@b.babsl.2499]

Looks great, I will for sure try it.... but doesn’t the tape leave residue ?

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Depends on the tape you use, but if it does you can use acetone to remove it :)

[@hotdogagua]

I didn't see the polish on your site. i am not sure i looked in the right place. thank you!

[@LittleWindowsResin]

So sorry! We had a better response than expected and were out of stock for a little bit, but we've got it now, here's a link, and a discount code you can use for 10% OFF in thanks for your patience: www.little-windows.com/collections/adhesives/products/resin-polish-kit-the-safe-polish LW1017

[@dkzander]

Great video! Sorry if this has already been asked and answered but is the fingernail polish remover with or without acetone or does it matter?

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Acetone is best, but be sure you're working in fresh air as that's not great to inhale :)

[@Sooz3112]

Thank you for the tips. Do you have any UK stockists please as international shipping costs can make buying some products a little expensive x

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hello! We only sell directly to our customers, but here's a code for 10% OFF to help offset shipping costs at little-windows.com. LW1020. Thank you for asking!

[@see4entertainment130]

Okay, the recast resin, is alot better in my opionion, I will buy it from you soon from uk. - question, I am sanding alot, but still see alooot of scratches, what do I do to fix that ? - I use a drill with sanding pads, and after do it all by hand, but still scratches.

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hello! Sorry for the delay, if you're still having issues I'm happy to help, just email a photo or 2 to [e-mail] so I can see what you're dealing with :)

[@maggiem4734]

I really like what you did with the resin on the dragonfly 👌🏼💕 Do you make your own molds? Do you make custom molds for others?

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hello Maggie! Thanks so much I love that one too, and any that have a contrast in the shiny/matte texture. I found that mold at an art show, they had the mold and a glass button in the same shape. I think they made the mold using the button and silicone putty. Have you tried that before? Have fun creating :) - Fran

[@maggiem4734]

I have, yes, but not very good results 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@ArleneShermam]

How would you add an eye pin to already finished pieces?

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hello Arlene! I can think of 2 ways, you could drill a small hole with our Spring Drill (available at little-windows.com), and insert the headpin using a drop of resin, or you could drill through your piece at an angle and use the eye-pin to wire-wrap your finding. Please have a look at this post with lots of ideas on how to add findings to your resin pieces :) - Fran www.little-windows.com/blogs/project-center/44279873-adding-findings

[@mrspankytank2858]

Help?! I’m looking for coin molds. Assorted sizes. Been looking different places like Amazon and other sites. Dime to half dollar sizes and in between. Found silicone 1.25” on Amazon but their cloudy. Would that affect their finish?? I’m actually putting four leaf clovers in them.

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hello MrSpankyTank! You're right, a non-shiny mold will give you non-shiny castings. Have you considered open back bezels instead of molds? If you can send me a photo of the final look you're going for, I'll be happy to help you source what you need if we don't offer it here at little-windows.com Thanks for asking, [e-mail]

[@aliciapedana1704]

Hi!! This video was one of the things that convinced me to buy this polish. However, for some reason I have found that it causes my pieces to become more cloudy than what I started with. I have tried it with different brands of resin as well as epoxy and UV and am still ending up with patchy, cloudy pieces :( I have even bought the microfiber cloth that goes with it and no luck. Do you know why this might be happening??

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hello Alicia, that can happen if there are places in your pieces that are softer than the rest, I wish I could come have a look, but if you'd like to send me some photos I'll be happy to advise. [e-mail]

[@lundibix2230]

Hi there! great video but I need some help. I'm casting crystals in polyester resin and i'm sanding them down a bit but then they're stuck at that cloudy stage and I can't figure out how to polish them back to a transparent shine like how they started. Any tips? i'm using a (kind of cheap) silicone mold, if that helps

[@LittleWindowsResin]

HI Sebastian! I'd talk to your resin vendor to see what they recommend. I stay away from polyester resin so I don't know how it reacts to the heat generated by polishing, or if you could glaze it successrully. Best of luck :)

[@lundibix2230]

Yes I did actually. It's been a bit and i've gotten a bit better with my sanding. However a new problem has arisen. Now when I want to encase a crystal in resin, the crystal appears to be broken inside and internal cracks appear in the resin. It seems like this might be due to using more catalyst but I haven't changed my ratios i've been using.

[@pretendimfunny309]

Sebastian Lundqvist I know it's a bit late but Peter Brown has a few videos with the polyester resin and I believe he used the micromesh series to get a glass finish on his pieces.

[@gracehampton7036]

If the resin you are using has clear color and you put a clear non pigmented cote over it to shine it will it lose some pigmentation? Great video btw!

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hi Grace! If I understand your question correctly and all of your resin is clear, it shouldn't dim or dull the color at all. I hope that helps, I'd love to see your creations!

[@orgonitechick2445]

I use polyester resin but the surface doesn't come out as shiny as I'd like. Can I put a coat of epoxy resin or UV resin over it to make it more shiny? If so which would u recommend?

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hello! Yes you can, and I believe epoxy like our Brilliant Resin would bond better, but I'd advise doing a test first to make sure that the layers stick, with and without sanding between. Let me know if I can be of help in any other way :) [e-mail]

[@tahliabunnyy]

What a great tutorial. Did you sand them before you polished them?

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Thanks Tahlia! I typically don't sand before polishing, but I do sand if I plan to add another layer of resin, as show in the second part of this tutorial, to give the new resin something to hold onto. Hope that helps :)

[@farahaballaoui7620]

Hello. Can u help me please, for the first time my epoxy has wrinkled, do u know why? Is it too late or is there a solution. Thank u for ur help

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hello Farah, can you email a photo or 2 to [e-mail]? I'll be happy to help troubleshoot.

[@wsetten]

Do you think i can use this polish also on a resin fountain pen?

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Absolutely, although results will depend on how hard the resin is that your pen is made of :)

[@53tsaot]

Any tips on keeping resin from browning with age? I cast a couple of bugs with plants but over time they’ve turned 😢

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hello Lauren! Yes, all epoxy resins will begin to discolor over time. Our Brilliant Resin is quite resistant to discoloration, so I think you'll be happier with your results. If you have any specific questions or concerns, email me with a photo of your piece and I'll be happy to help :) - Fran

[@dragonstaromega]

Where can I find a spiky tray like the one in the video? Is there a name for that kind of tray?

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hello, sorry for the delayed response, here you go... www.little-windows.com/collections/doming-trays/products/large-silicone-doming-tray

[@dachatollinchi4510]

Can you sand the piece with imperfections and then put the polish cream?

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Yes you can, but you'll need to sand progressively up to about a 1000 grit+ for the polish to work. I hope that's of help :) - [e-mail]

[@christiefowler2401]

Will this be ok on a resined paint pour?

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hi Christie! If you mean Brilliant Resin, yes it works really well on acrylic pours, whether you Dome it or Cast it. If you mean can it polish resin with acrylic mixed in, or where the acrylic is partially exposed, I don't think so. If you'd like to send a photo of your piece I'll be happy to give a more focused reply :) [e-mail]

[@SarahAbramova]

I saw a video that used a glass coating spray to make a clear scratch resistant knife. Can this method be used for resin?

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hello Sarah! You'll have to test this out to make sure the coating doesn't interact with your resin pieces, and that it doesn't yellow over time like many coatings can. What was the brand you saw?

[@SarahAbramova]

@@LittleWindowsResin the video didn't show a brand name, just the part that said it was a 10h glass coating spray for car paint, but seemed to work on glass and cans too.

[@brittanydavis2891]

I have a question! Do you think we could use this on tumblers? Like cups that have been epoxied?

[@MartianCreations]

What do you have to lose? They have samples of it for cheap!

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hi Brittany! You sure could, if you're adding colorant you'll just need to allow a bit more time for the cure but it should be amazing looking, and so many possibilities!