Sealing Coasters with Epoxy Resin - quick and easy way to seal coasters

[@theanonsisters]

Can I ask - if you are leaving them to dry for 2 days how do you have any special techniques to keep dust away while still allowing air circulation or do the become dry enough to become dust free quickly?

[@claudiamann7111]

Cool coasters and it's so easy to take the paper off the back. I also like the shape. Thanks so much for sharing.

[@mechelekalaygian6034]

What is the paper she used?

[@Kathy-Carr]

Those are amazing! I like how they are clear so you can see the bottom, too. Thanks!

[@dansbach485]

Do you put anything on the backs at all like some sort of rubber or plastic feet?

[@Kreative_Rainbow]

The fronts look earthy and amazing! Such cool coasters!! 👏👏

[@carolynlaird8534]

Yes would like to know does resident have a smell I've never used anything like that before.

[@karenstrong8887]

Now I have to watch the painting one. Are they clear glass tiles? Thank you. 🦋

[@annettecahalan4268]

Hi , thanks for this video . I was wondering if you put a Top Coat on ?. When I was checking out on Stonecoat it asked if I needed a Top Coat ?. I didn’t get one. Thank you so much 😊

[@hamsasaeed8014]

Hi dear I made a concrete ashtray and I wanna seal it with epoxy resin Can I do that? And if it's yes, how i apply resin on concrete Should I pour it or should I use a brush ? Thanks

[@reneeharrington3599]

Fabulous

[@mcrocker7031]

Can you recommend a resin to seal diamond painting coasters?

[@zakiakhwaja6782]

I find Stone Coat Countertops traps microbubbles which cannot be removed by heat gun or toothpicks. I've tried everything - warming the room, the bottles, the mold, stiring slow, used the heat gun but there are hundreds of microbubbles trapped in the resin that won't rise to the surface no matter how much I heat and thin the resin. How do you deal with micro bubbles in this epoxy. I love your beautiful coasters!

[@MixedMediaGirl]

The only reason you would get microbubbles with this resin would be if your resin was too cold. Try pre-heating the resin a little bit in front of a space heater or in a warm water bath before mixing :)

[@josiedimora9613]

I checked out the coasters on your link. The description states that the tiles need to be sanded prior to paint pouring. Did you do this to yours?

[@MixedMediaGirl]

I did not :)

[@gerripeter484]

Love this

[@nikisnoggin8784]

What's the best brand of resin? And then does that kind of resin keep from being heat resistant. Ok You said it lol

[@H0M3SKI113T]

Where did you get the removable paper on the back of the coasters?

[@MixedMediaGirl]

It comes on them already

[@judybourne7017]

I've been trying to find the perfect resin for coasters. I've been reading the reviews and SO many say a hot cup is ok but they're having a problem with cold glasses. They say a cold glass sticks and when they lift the glass the coaster drops sometimes breaking. This was so disappointing to hear. Have you ever tried a cold glass? If yes how did it do and what kind of resin do you use? I've decoupaged so many tile coasters. I'm starting to think I've waisted time and money. 😥

[@MixedMediaGirl]

There is no resin that a cold drink won't stick to and it has nothing to do with the resin, it's because it's a smooth surface. A cold drink will also stick to glass, tile, or any other smooth surface due to the condensation. A way around this is to resin one side and put cork on the other. Then the resin side could be used for hot drinks, the cork side for cold drinks.

[@mandymaynard7677]

What do you use as the resin?

[@gingergrant3932]

Where do u get your coasters?

[@pennywalton914]

What epoxy resin do you use ?

[@amygraham7505]

Where do I find these plain plexiglass coasters?

[@ArtisticallyRandom]

Artist Till Death aka ATD sells them. Here's a link to their website artisttilldeath.com/

[@evamooney2953]

What do you do with any left over resin that you mixed up

[@gorillaprutt]

I usually have some small silicone molds nearby that I pour my remaining stuff into, sometimes I mix in some pigment in the remaining resin

[@evamooney2953]

@@gorillaprutt thanks

[@purplepanterachick]

Could you please tell me, does it actually take 30 days for this resin to cure? I recently switched to this resin because you've spoken so highly of it. Then in the instructions it says 30 days, I'm used to 7 days with ksresin. I don't ever have 30 days to wait..

[@MixedMediaGirl]

There are different cure times. It should be completely hard within about 24 hours, able to be used within 7 days, and fully fully cured in 30 days

[@purplepanterachick]

@@MixedMediaGirl thank you so much for your response!

[@robynsmouse2294]

30 days for all to cure fully