Nice end result, but 2 comments if I may, before I retired I was a toolmaker in the plastic injection molding industry, my job was mainly to polish steel from machined finish to mirror finish. My first comment is that you should always clean the area before moving onto the next grit of paper, all that residue that's left is the previous courser grit than what you are using now and can get on the paper and contaminate it with the courser grit. And the second one is when sanding and polishing you should always rotate the part its not necessary to be a precise rotation but just rotate it regularly otherwise you get scratches all the same direction and it takes longer to bring it up to the next level, By rotating it you create a very very fine cross hatch which is easier to sand down and polish.
So do I need all those sandpapers to obtain a good shinny art piece? Cant I simply reduce to 4 sandpapers? If it's all about cleaning the place and difrent rotation movements?
This is exactly what I was looking for since A LOT! of time, thanks for sharing because you're the only one who have said everything listed and explained, thank you very much : D
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Great video. Are you using epoxy or polyester resin? I recently started playing with polyester resin crafts, can I sand and polish this way with my polyester? Having difficulty finding sanding/polishing tips for polyester resin specifically. Thanks!!
I hve one doubt question plz tell me clearly if u can.. Seriously we cn use wood polish for resin shinning? Or pls can u suggest me wht products should i use for resin shinning polish?? Without sand paper just need polishing
when you add colours to the resin to make swirls etc..., is it a form of ink or paint ?. If paint is it oil or water based and if ink, what kind of ink. Keep up the good work. OH OH, could you do a video or let me know, where you get the necklace parts from and how you install them into the resin, many thanks.
But it doesn't wither? Because every time I try with real flowers or leaves they always change color because of the heat from the resin. Do you have a tips?
I use a drum rotary sanding bit 120grit with light passes Then dry sand from 120 to 400 grit Then wet sand from 400to 7000grit Always clean surface down between grits ...then polish with G10 .hope this helps
Is it just me or does the fact that he doesn’t wipe up in between grits making anyone else mental? I’m just busting your chops. I do know, however, you run the risk of leaving particles behind from the previous grit that can affect your overall finish so it should be cleaned up after each one and your piece rinsed well. Thanks for the video!
Hi, thanks for sharing. Sometimes even after all this I still have very very fine scratch marks, sonthe surface is not like a perfect mirror, is that normal?
@@interestingideasOfficial Yea. That's true. Im trying to have a finished product after curing. So that I don't have to grind at all, but that doesn't work for all projects. 😅
Nice end result, but 2 comments if I may, before I retired I was a toolmaker in the plastic injection molding industry, my job was mainly to polish steel from machined finish to mirror finish. My first comment is that you should always clean the area before moving onto the next grit of paper, all that residue that's left is the previous courser grit than what you are using now and can get on the paper and contaminate it with the courser grit. And the second one is when sanding and polishing you should always rotate the part its not necessary to be a precise rotation but just rotate it regularly otherwise you get scratches all the same direction and it takes longer to bring it up to the next level, By rotating it you create a very very fine cross hatch which is easier to sand down and polish.
thanks for watching!
thank you!
So do I need all those sandpapers to obtain a good shinny art piece? Cant I simply reduce to 4 sandpapers? If it's all about cleaning the place and difrent rotation movements?
@@l0l4s72 thats what im wonderinnnnnn
@@-chilly-142 tbh after researching over n over I realized the more sandspaper you use the more shinny the piece will get
This is exactly what I was looking for since A LOT! of time, thanks for sharing because you're the only one who have said everything listed and explained, thank you very much : D
I’m literally 1min in & I’m already satisfied how you’re legit, explaining everything!! Which you didn’t make hard to take in.
Can I reuse the sandpapers after wet sanding? just leave them to dry and then use them again later? Great video thanks :-)
Yes you can.
woow 😍😍😍
Thank you very much
Great video, but I'm still wondering how long should I sand at each grit?
Thank you so much! What kind of polish are you using? 10,000 grit and water based or? I love your videos🤩
thanks for watching!10,000 grit
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Can you please post how to make the montain shape wood and how to make a cloud or snow cover?
How long did that take? How long sanding with each grit level?
*Thanks for sharing 😊 nice video 🌺✨*
thank you，how long does it take?
Great video. Are you using epoxy or polyester resin? I recently started playing with polyester resin crafts, can I sand and polish this way with my polyester? Having difficulty finding sanding/polishing tips for polyester resin specifically. Thanks!!
3:1 epoxy resin
Podrías por favor decirme cuánto tiempo lijas la pieza entre lija y Loja?. Gracias 😃
I hve one doubt question plz tell me clearly if u can.. Seriously we cn use wood polish for resin shinning? Or pls can u suggest me wht products should i use for resin shinning polish?? Without sand paper just need polishing
I have a question, does this method work for spheres?
Also, does it matter what polish you use?
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eu acho incrível as maneiras que eles fazem os colares
Would this work for UV resin?
I really enjoy how you film your videos, it’s calming and your pieces are beautiful. Do you sell them?
Can I use any car polish? Or what’s car polish do you suggest (that’ll last long )
Thanks for sharing this video. Excellent
Can I sand a piece once then polish and, it turn out nice?
You can have a try
Great video! Thank you! 🙂
Yo estoy utilizando metal polish. Me sirve para darle brillo,?. Gracias por tu ayuda
I thought it was real opal. :P
Still a very good job.
What brand of resin do you use? I like the low viscosity, it flows nicely.
low viscosity, great!
@@interestingideasOfficial but that's not an answer.
Thank you for the video. Do you have a description or brand of the paste you are using to polishing the piece?
Common polishing paste can be，pay attention to the purchase of P number
How do you not get bubbles in your resin. Your work is fantastic.
less can use hot air
Hi, how do you overcome air bubbles?, they look very clear
Any possible way to get a link to purchase that polish compound / where to find wet sand paper above 3000 grit?... thanks!
Look in a Stationery shop or online shop amazon. polish compound , this is grit😃
How many times can you reuse the sandpaper?
Less P usage time is longer
Please may I ask about your gloves 😊 I keep losing the finger tips when sanding 😕
Please do not wear gloves when using the machine to polish
when you add colours to the resin to make swirls etc..., is it a form of ink or paint ?. If paint is it oil or water based and if ink, what kind of ink. Keep up the good work. OH OH, could you do a video or let me know, where you get the necklace parts from and how you install them into the resin, many thanks.
Nanu
Wow!
A very interesting and great video !
I really like the piece of jewelry !
Hi, I have a question. what flower you use? Is it real or imitation flowers?
real
But it doesn't wither? Because every time I try with real flowers or leaves they always change color because of the heat from the resin. Do you have a tips?
Need dry treatment
Ooh I got it, thank you 👍
Can you do this with uv resin
Ficou muito daora
Can you reuse the sand paper?
Podrías decirme por favor cuantos minutos empleas en lijar la piesa. Entre lija y lija?. Michas gracias 😃
Wow!!!!
I had a hard time removing the scratches in my resin. Any tips?
I use a drum rotary sanding bit 120grit with light passes
Then dry sand from 120 to 400 grit
Then wet sand from 400to 7000grit
Always clean surface down between grits ...then polish with G10 .hope this helps
what finishing polish?
Will this work for uv resin?
3:1 resin
thank u so much
Can i use car polish? In my hometown i dont think i can found resin polish
it should be OK, You can try👌
Where can you buy the small flower?
If you can't find one at your local florist, look online😀
Dried flower
Your Product can buy things. That.....🤗
Sir what is that gel gel?
What type of electrical tool are you using?
It's called Dremel
If i use a mold,should i grind with the sand papper ?
Other abrasive materials can be used, but the correct P number must be chosen
Soy de Perú y me interesaría hacer joyitas con este material pero carezco de materiales para pulir como puedo hacer
Where do you get the wood?
There is a wood mill near me,or online shop
I love this, it was really useful, thank you for sharing
What is the name the background music you used??
Aaron Kenny - English Country Garden
Is it just me or does the fact that he doesn’t wipe up in between grits making anyone else mental? I’m just busting your chops. I do know, however, you run the risk of leaving particles behind from the previous grit that can affect your overall finish so it should be cleaned up after each one and your piece rinsed well. Thanks for the video!
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Very awsome video , do u have instagram acount
Hi, thanks for sharing. Sometimes even after all this I still have very very fine scratch marks, sonthe surface is not like a perfect mirror, is that normal?
It is likely that the old scratch was not completely removed when grinding
@@interestingideasOfficial thanks for the feedback. So you usually get perfect mirror-like surfaces after completing the polish process?
All processes require patience😀😀😊
La liga más gastada de la vida xd
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This takes more than working with resin. 😔 Is there no faster way? 😅
The principle is the same. You can save time by using a machine to improve efficiency😃
@@interestingideasOfficial Yea. That's true. Im trying to have a finished product after curing. So that I don't have to grind at all, but that doesn't work for all projects. 😅