Silicone Split Cup Demo Using Epoxy Resin - Fluid Art Supplies

It came out looking like a Bird!
Here we are giving showing how you can easily use our 5-Channel Silicone Split Cup in your next Epoxy Resin Project. You can also use these silicone cups for paint pouring as both resin and paint can be easily removed once dry.
Grab your silicone split cup before they sell out at www.fluidartsupplies.com.au today!
Epoxy Resin: Barnes EpoxyGlass

[@kathybray7156]

Verynice idea thanks❤

[@kawythowy867]

Great lesson. Beautiful stuff.

[@ohcheap1]

Would love to try this. Great results! "resin and paint can be easily removed once dry" Can you elaborate on the best way to do this please?

[@freeinspiritcreative5668]

Beautiful!

[@Maskawolf]

Very nice!

[@SaharRazavi]

Looks interesting 🤔

[@anandhishrenik]

Extraordinary

[@anandhishrenik]

Superb

[@resinhandmadecrafting1815]

waaaawooo how can ur resin shine like that ? can u tell me name of the resin u use ?

[@Caninecancersucksrocks]

Umm…if you mean the coloured resin they’re pouring, it’s generally achieved by using coloured mica (either the powdered type, alcohol inks or the newer epoxy pastes now available) that are mixed into the resin. I quite enjoy using the colour-shifting type with many of my projects 😊 Otherwise I’m rather confused - as far as I’m aware (and I’ve tried several brands) pretty much every standard epoxy art-type resin cures to a glossy shine. 🤷🏻‍♀️ Highly recommend their silicone split-pour cups - a friend gave me this one as a gift & I LOVE it!!

[@reneelemarchand1846]

Ou se procurer le matériel pour cette réalisation c est magnifique bravo

[@fluidartsupplies]

from www.FluidArtSupplies.com.au )

[@reneelemarchand1846]

Super gentil merci