Taping Epoxy Block for Resin Topcoating | How to Topcoat Epoxy Resin & Protect from Drips Tutorial

[@bstanevich]

Excellent job! I always appreciate the respect with which you handle these memorial pieces. I would be happy to have my loved ones remains memorialized by you.

[@marinamakesart]

Thank you so much, you are so kind. I appreciate you supporting me, it really makes a huge difference in my life. wishing you a happy new year ❤️

[@vonnie4781]

You can truly feel and hear the compassion and respect you have for your clients! That’s a huge bonus they get and may or may not realize it! No matter, the workmanship is at the highest level of perfection. I am really enjoying watching your videos. Thank you.

[@marinamakesart]

You are so kind, thank you for all your love. I truly appreciate it 🥹❤️

[@michelle_resinrebel]

Hi these are so beautiful 😍, great tips thanks for sharing ❤ xx

[@christinemcgovern2849]

Your video was great. Thank you so much for sharing. I have been working with resin for only a out 6 months and I just started with large blocks. I obviously still have a lot to learn because I haven't had one project that didn't either stick to the mold and have the mold rip off onto it, or have a fingerprint, or just be uneven. So I end up needing to sand and topcoat the tops AND sides. My question is: When you say "topcoat", is there a special "topcoat resin" for doing this? Or do you just use an additional coat of regular resin? Thank you so much for your help!

[@marinamakesart]

Sorry to hear about your struggles! Yes, top coating resin is a harder resin usually used for thin coats like countertops. Casting resin is for deep pours and making blocks. These are different types of epoxy-- if you expand the description box, I have links for both types of resin I use and you can see the difference based on manufacturer's description too.

[@slavce61]

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[@JyS387]

Muy lindo ❤

[@recipeghargharki7724]

Nice information

[@debbiebilton8670]

Beautiful ❤

[@racheldang4847]

Hi Marina, i was wondering if you need to do anything with the dust that gets stuck on the coating resin?

[@marinamakesart]

If you see any dust, I recommend removing them with a popsicle stick or skewer before you leave the piece to cure. If you use a popsicle stick and tap on the small dust particle, usually it lifts it off. Hope that helps!

[@racheldang4847]

@@marinamakesart thanks Marina!! Totally love your tutorials, very simple and straight forward 💕

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