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Anyone have advice for smudges and brush marks? finding them hard to avoid right now

amazing! thanks a lot! for all the info

Awsome video and tests, now i know all i need to start to get my prints colored. Thanks you very much for your work SIr.

What did you use to mask parts of the print and is it reusable?

That really came together!

is it better dye resin and print or dye finished print? added some ink its still very clear just with shade of blue and found it changed my exposure time

Amazing piece. Like how many bottles of 0.5,kg resin did you use?

Great work but would love a list of the colour’s you use

Amazing work. You'd do a phenomenal job on the Tenjin model from Black Forge.

Great video! commentary : level the music with your voice! Because I crashed my ears on the first music montage :')

Hey bro, you print this model in 100%?

Some great videos. I’m glad I found your channel. Hope to see more. Sub’d.

incredible the black widow on your shelf, make a video about it!

Mate this is phenomenal, you should commission this. Also you could potentially make an alternative headsculpt with the omega eyes like this for the Mcfarlane Darkseid figure, massive market and demand for this currently. You'd make a killing

El video q estaba esperando. Genial

Amazing 👍👍

AMAZING WORK!!!

Finally you made your promise :D, so much good info, I hope you will continue to make more of these. I never asked you what printer do you use? Thanks! Cheers!

Very useful, very interesting. Cheer.

Share the file for download please. Great video!!!

Great work Ben. what is the black wash you used ?

IPA is an acronim of what? from a spanish viewer great video

Nice painting!

have u try the ink with water, i mean a couple of drop of the ink in a cup of water and just dip the part

so can you help me out here. They all looked frosted at first, but it appears that the dying process actually made them a little clearer. Is this accurate?

How do you paint skin colors on clear Resin? Please advise at stellasb@yahoo.com

Excellent Video Ben, Thank you for Sharing.

Super informative video. You mention that translucent resins are pretty much the same in terms of yellowing. If you haven't yet, consider trying Epax Hard Transparent resin. Epax Hard is slower-curing than other resins, so I've found it resists yellowing more effectively than the other translucent resins I've tried.

Nice experiments! I astonished on how "simple" it is to create such beautiful effects. I have been researching on 3D printing and painting to see if I can make it as a hobby; I am glad I found your channel!

Yo great video, helped me a lot! *w* One question, what could happen if I leave the print without a clear coat? Would it risk yellowing? I really love the frosted look and would like to keep that

thank you! great video!

Thank you for testing it. I learnt a lot!!

Awesome video. I've been trying to do clear prints but have been getting air bubbles trapped inside during the printing process. Any idea how to remedy this?

Great video, appreciated the different tests you tried. I was blown away by the figure model you showed. I stayed for the Ferris Bueller ending. Nice touch.

This is fantastic, such a good video, very detailed , will definately be using your tips for my painting. Thankyou for sharing !! Subscribed !!!!!

where did you get the print file?

Great content, thanks. What about to use the airbrush to put the ink in the desired position? Interesting to see.

Amazing painting. It really makes the model pop. Where did you get the STL for your resin prints?

Thanks for your sharing!

Busy with this one and many many more, great to watch the process and see many things I wouldnt think of doing ,need to do some classes or something.

tell me where did you buy these paints?

Came out amazing! Would love to print this when I finally buy. Printer ha

nice paint job. what camera are you using. it's focus is really good on the close ups

cant believe youtube hasnt shown me your channel b4. subscribed !

Was that ryu printed on the elegoo mars pro? He looks amazing!

Coool

I'm gonna try to use acrylics. XD

When coating a print with alcohol ink you can use acetone to smooth the transition between colors, and you can even QUICKLY dunk the part in acetone after dying to make the dye lighter. If you shake a part around for about 10 seconds in acetone you will remove dye completely. However I've noticed that blue stains harder than red/yellow/orange.

This is the kind of thing i want to do will be following your channel with great interest.