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It's not Mërka but Mirka. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii not ë!!!!!

Sooo i did the levels & then used the polarshine w/ the 4000 & now it looks cloudy & murky :(

I also do polishes and if you need me for work, I can come

This was so very helpful! Thanks a million for all the tips and info! ❤

My dad was a big Ford guy, would have loved this table. what a excellent project. Did you keep it or was it commissioned?

Why do you use the walrus oil on your epoxy finish after you have polished the epoxy? This is in reference to the how to polish epoxy resin, and get glasslike results with Merca video…TY

Nice demo, thanks for the grading discs to use

Love it!

Good information on using Walrus oil!

how to remove swirling on epoxy? moke video on it request

So amazing!

Is it a special sandpaper for wet sanding? Or just still regular sand paper? Thanks!

What happens if you wash the surface a bunch of times does that get rid of the polish??

What kind of sander are you using?

You are wasting a lot of time sanding through the grits.. the first level of paper you use removes any imperfections and flattens the surface. The each of the remaining grits only needs to remove the peaks left by the previous level of paper that was used before it... with an orbital sanding, all grits after the first will only take a few passes back and forth, or 10-20 seconds on each area MAX (this assumes you aren't skipping more than one grit at a time). Any longer than that and you're just wasting time sanding material away and not actual making the surface any smoother. The LOWEST point of the valleys left by the intial grit should theoretically be the lowest point of any other grit to follow, ultimately becoming the finished surface once all of the peaks are removed. In other words, you're removing base material with the initial grit ONLY and flattening the sanding marks with the proceeding grits.. i.e. You're going from this: '`'`'`''`'`'`'`'` to this: _________ in steps like this: ```'`''`'`''`''`'`' -> \/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/ -> VVVVVVVV -> vvvvvvvvvvv -> , , , , , , , , , , -> ________

Awesome video just what I needed!

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👌Alto relieve.....BEST of luck!!!!!!!!

Awesome piece! I just stumbled on your RUclips channel which I subscribed too. One question what kind of laser printer are you using? thank you, Hugh.

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what exactly starbond glue are u using to fill the holes? Thanks

I love it

You Rock! Your video drove me to buy the MAS epoxy, and some items on your Amazon resin list. Question: Any tips for cleaning the mixing pails and mixer drill attachment?

Great informative video. Thank you 😊

Very nice work skill sister

Love it

Yaaaaaas. YAAAAAAAAS.

Hey ur results are great ! I have never used mirka polarshine Is polarshine 35 enough?? ( As people use 5 ,10 also)

Great video Cass! I have had the Polarshine for a while and haven’t used it. 🙈I will now! 😁✨

thanks for the tips. Will definitely be suing them...cheers!

I use a little bit of spit and dog hair to get that extra shine.

Your sanding/polishing tips help me so much!

Very good video! I hope this blows up!

Heck yeah!!

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Amazing video

Love this Cass!

Beautiful!

Cut outs of alcohol ink art are really pretty even if we don’t have a fancy machine. Love the Easter sign! So cute.

Love this. Wishing I had a laser!

Awesome video!! I love this technique!

You need to seal alcohol inks with a UV sealer, they will fade even under epoxy. Laser cutting resin…is this even ok for a laser machine?

This is so 💥💥💥 I wish I was off today so I could spend time working on this! Question: what kind of paint did you use for the white on the MDF?

I wonder if I can do this with basal wood since I just have a cricut. And use foam adhesives to make the bunnies pop out since basal wood is thin. Hmmmmm I think yours turned out so good!

Great video Cass! Thank you for sharing your technique. I bought alcohol inks a while back and haven’t done much with them. I think I will give them another try!

I love you 😘💕❤️

Super cool