Learn how to color and tint like a pro in our Epoxy 101 video | RK3 Designs

[@mrnoel1603]

That was very informative, Ty! I use mostly mica powders. But I do love the alumilite pigments, especially the brown and Amber. I love your channel! I’d love to see more done with spay paints.

[@martinitime3537]

Love the shorter tutorials. Thank you!

[@pattiboudreau3962]

This was a great intro to tinting. One that I will save for future reference.

[@RK3Designs]

Thank you! I’m glad it helps! I appreciate you watching!!

[@sebnemk2596]

Thank you very much..That was the what i wanted to learn about adding different mediums in your clear resin..Now all is more clear me understand process..ofcourse rest is try and learn..❤✌

[@kathifisk305]

I love your infomercials!! I just wish I could physically take your class. I am hoping someday to get into the artist side of resin.

[@cherylkitchen]

I love these little sets that go more in depth. I hope there is one that discusses the spraying of the alcohol and those effect (maybe my favorite). How do I clean the paddle mixer? Still worried about that. Thanks so much.

[@mariannemcgee1763]

What a great video, I would love to see more earth tones or a grey and white with cream color for a countertop

[@CnBArtStudio]

Rhonda this is great. Can do explain a bit about layering and effects achieved - say the difference between paste on top of micas or micas on top of dyes - does the layering change the outcomes based on which will sink or rise? What kind of effects does each type create when layers in a piece - I struggle with which to put first and which is better over top.

[@RK3Designs]

That’s a great idea. You may also want to visit Artist Till Death KZbin channel. She’s an expert with all the colors and additives.

[@whooonewww]

How about doing subway tiles then creating a back splash with that! I did this with acrylics before I got introduced to resin. Turned out pretty cool! Love ya Rhonda!!

[@leslieapplegate65]

I like the Blue Earth as an accent on a black themed piece.

[@christie5914]

Very helpful...thanks Rhonda

[@RK3Designs]

You are so welcome!

[@michaeloliver6745]

❤ great things to know and remember to get the winning results you want!!

[@kcdcdesigns]

Your tutorials help us all work towards obtaining the best results possible. Thank you for all you do!!!

[@luburns484]

Tutorials are great and I look forward to using them on future projects!

[@mariannelarsen3309]

Thank you 😊

[@teresagriffin]

Learning how each of the pigments work together is very important to get the desired effect. I used all the product types you presented here in my countertop pour. You can see each and the beauty of their chemistry together ❤️. I learned how on RK3 Designs KZbin videos. Thank you Rhonda for sharing your talent with us! ❤

[@RK3Designs]

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[@dustkickerscleaningservice]

Great information! So helpful for someone who is just starting out.

[@RK3Designs]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Kreative_Rainbow]

Awesome tutorial!! 😍👍 Yup, a mica and diamond dust lover here, but bling always needs a non bling with it to rest the eyes! 💖

[@jeaniescreations3377]

i love just resin almond paste ive created some great pieces with it

[@RK3Designs]

One of my absolute favorites!

[@doriankayme]

Excellent have a much better understanding of using the products....keep the videos coming!

[@RK3Designs]

Yeah!! I’m glad they help!! Thanks for watching!!

[@thejulesist]

Always informative!!!

[@TracyMaday]

I’ve just found your channel and absolutely LOVE what you achieve! You are gifted! I’m going to continue watching your videos before I attempt doing my early 2000 granite dark countertop! Question I have is on the products.. do you sell these and if so to have it shipped to Canada would I have to pay duty on top? I’m wanting good quality products so I’m willing to purchase but curious as well as if you could tell me which ones I’d need? Thank you ❤

[@nicolesimms4883]

Thank u for sharing your knowledge. I So glad I found your channel. Have learnt so much especially about pigments and how they are all different with effects 😊

[@RK3Designs]

You are so sweet. Thank you so much!!

[@taffythegreat1986]

Great video. Just learnt something. I like to know how to make a deep red mahogany finish 👍👍👍👍

[@jimwiskus8862]

Hi, I enjoyed your video very much. I am working on a uranium lamp. The base has cut glass that is highly polished. I have one part of the base that was chipped, along long time ago. I wondered if I could try and match the color as close as possible, so the eye isn't drawn to it. The color is a yellowish/green with a slight brown streaking. I could email typo pictures as well. Thanks Rhonda!

[@RK3Designs]

You may want to get another product besides the epoxy I use. This product is very fluid and isn’t going to stay in the chipped area.

[@bobbiebedford2011]

Great video very informative. Thank you

[@catherinecormier9034]

Do you have an instructional video on the wall hanging behind you? Love it!!

[@MartySmithFan]

I believe they did that in a class and there are a few videos of it. Like in the summer. Erika was there too.

[@RK3Designs]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/oXSrn6mmj9eCgtU

[@ccgsales]

Hey RK3, just checking out your shopping site... are the prices on some of the 'Colour Obsession Paste' correct? Some of them have the 10g and 50g both listed at $8. Shouldn't that be $8 and $18, or are those on sale, Cause $8 for 50G is a pretty good deal!

[@MartySmithFan]

Shhhhh! 😂

[@RK3Designs]

Well thank you for bringing that to my attention. I’ll check it out. 🥰

[@cajunvegan7716]

We love watching you in Houston

[@RK3Designs]

Thank you!!!! I went to high school in Katy!! Small world!

[@bibbibibbi251]

Thank you . Here is a question why do some paste don’t mix well in epoxy?

[@RK3Designs]

It good be a lesser quality paste with a lot of fillers. The paste we carry are fabulous and so easy to mix and use. 😊 www.RK3Designs.com

[@hobbythomas4414]

See y’all soon….😊

[@davidhutchison7567]

What about powders like stone coat. I rcvd a kit for Carrera marble, I was thinking it'd be a dye. But it's black powder.

[@RK3Designs]

Those are mica powders and the same ones I carry on my site.

[@jessicagibson109]

Hi Rhonda. Yes thank u. Love these shorts. So mixing the mica with alcohol first doesn’t compromise the epoxy or it’s curing?

[@RK3Designs]

Thank you. Not at all, as long as you don’t add too much. Just create a paste.

[@jessicagibson109]

@@RK3Designs thank u

[@bonniecamden9302]

Do you use the Nutmeg Satin? Im not finding it in gloss.

[@RK3Designs]

Yes, satins are ok to use. Just stay away from matte or flat.

[@papabean7886]

Hi Rhonda! What’s your take on using acrylic paint as a colorant? Been reading a 10 to 1 epoxy to paint ratio is recommended- thoughts? Thank you! Love your channel you and Kenny rock!

[@RK3Designs]

It can be done but there’s a very fine line and when you’re epoxy will get very stringy. Now days with so many colorants made specifically for epoxy, I feel I would use acrylic as my last option. JMO.

[@papabean7886]

@@RK3Designs Your opinion is a hard one to go against, THANK YOU!

[@wtglb]

Love these tutorials ❤

[@RK3Designs]

Thank you!!!!

[@RSpence777]

Thanks. I wished you would have mixed them together at the end, might have been interesting.