You can also visit and subscribe to my brothers' channels ;-) and buy a beginner's guide about resin Short Guide about EPOXY RESIN: www.amazon.com/Short-Guide-about-EPOXY-RESIN-ebook/dp/B07ZWKS2PV Slow Motion World: ruclips.net/channel/UC3mgfcpTYL-xUJmVKtiolkg Pawel c: ruclips.net/channel/UCM4U18ey-qAdKzF-I1XCGDg Paper Ideas: ruclips.net/channel/UCcoEVeiZjfizv7Y-mY8epoA
This is a great display of how much work it takes to get a resin piece polished. I make resin castings mostly on my lathe where it is much quicker to get through all the grades of paper and micro mesh. People just don't realize how much work goes into getting a scratch free surface!
@@donovanbryan5000 It's like that for all crafts. You should hear crocheters and knitters complain about people who want them to make a sweater or large blanket for free, as if it will take just an hour or so to make, not to mention the cost of the yarn. Like that blanket used $150 in yarn, and I spent 200 hours making it, and you want to pay me $50? No. Not a chance. A friend of mine is an artist, and he sometimes does business for other artists. They never quibble about his prices because they know what it takes to make the piece.
I love that you don't just show us "what" and "how", you explain "why" the "what" and "why" the "how", without even speaking a word. Nice. It helps me remember to do things a certain way, the right way, the first time. Otherwise, I get these big dumb ideas of my own in my head that I know a short cut or know a better way to do something (even though I'd never done "something" before!). Bless you, thank you again.
I had know idea what was going except that you were showing different sandings. It was very interesting but I would love it you if you do the domino effect.
This very excellent presentation has helped me in my wood/resin lathe turnings. I am a 100% disabled veteran who got into woodturning a while back. Well done!
Thank you for sharing this! I don’t think anyone true understands how much sanding you do for each piece. We always see the list of numbered paper on the screen but never see the whole order and time taken. Your craftsmanship is absolutely stunning😊
Don't worry, lots of people understand how much time he spends, and how many different sand papers he uses, because he films it, and even if he accelerate the process, many people get that it's rather a matter of hours than minutes... But thanks though, maybe some folks thought it was in real time... 😉
@@33tours1 I guess I should’ve worded that better, some people may not realize how much time he spends on sanding because of the speed up process😉 I know I didn’t fully understand it when I first started watching him. I would see a list of used papers, sure, but the amount of time spent using each was a different thing. I’m a crafter and know first hand a short video versus the whole process doesn’t always convey the the work involved. 😊
@@amberarchambeau Yes, I understood. And on top of that, no doubt everybody has his skills and manual precision. Those can make the difference, it's sure !
Omg thank you...I had no idea about changing the direction each time....and I love how you explained what you were doing along the way and why....very helpful info!
The only reason to change direction is so you can see the new progress more readily. It has nothing to do with the effectiveness of the sanding. Just to clarify.
Fascinating! Thanks for doing this. I took a metalsmithing (jewelry) class before the pandemic, and yeah, we spent a lot of time sanding, and we only went to 600.
@@jedrek29t There's a dice maker I sometimes watch, Rybonator, and he got a ceramics potter's wheel, and he tapes the sandpaper on the potter's wheel, then just holds the dice in place while the sandpaper turns. But he has stopped doing it, and I don't know why.
Thank you so much for making this video!! I like to "dome" some of my smaller items like key chains, dominoes, etc. Sometimes the epoxy drips down the side and I need to sand and polish it but have been able to get it back to the original shine. This is a game changer for me!!! Question: You noted that after doing the polish step there were still small scratches visible and that it is better to polish mechanically... what do you recommend for this??
Thanx for sparing that much time explaining sanding levels, excellent information in the video which I can use next time, always learning a new way of work from you, thanx a lot
Great video, thank you. I am about to start flower preservation in resin and I'd like to ask a question... I might be totally wrong but in this video, there doesn't seem to be a huge difference between the unsanded work and the final one. So, what's the point of sanding the resin work with 80 grit and then trying to get rid of the scratches caused by it? Why don't you just use the 2000 or 2500 grit sandpaper and then the polishig paste? Thanks.
Good idea with the pattern as a reference for how polished it is. Edit: I never knew that you were supposed to go perpendicular to how you sanded it one way, now I understand, I have a much better idea of how to do it, thanks so much!
How much height did you end up removing from the block after that full sanding process, compared to the unsanded one? Just curious... This was great to watch and see the whole thing from start to finish.
That IS a good question because at 13:36 it looks like a lot of material is missing but this is deceptive as the comparison is between two differently poured blocks.
Great video! I did something similar to a wasp hive I shaped into an egg on my lathe, where I documented each grit and took a picture of what it looked like from 400 grit to 12000 grit and polished. Usually I sand in a circular pattern but going perpendicular is the best way to male sure you got the previous grit out. Again, amazing video man!
This is how resin should be finished, by sanding, cutting and polishing. I use to work for a company that did resin moulded kitchen, bar and table tops. It drives me nuts when I see RUclipsrs do flood pouring leaving dribble down the side or when they roughly sand and just spray cloudy varnish over the top
Can you help me with a resin project that I think I messed up on? It’s on a skateboard but there are places that the resin didn’t level and it’s now rough in that specific spot with bubbles. If I sand too much, I ruin the artwork I was trying to preserve to begin with! How can I fix this? Any help would be much appreciated😊
That was a lovely tutorial. Very helpful. But I have a question. Why is it important to sand the resin. Because when you unmould them they are shiny already
Super filmik, dobrze pokazuje ile pracy wymaga dobre wypolerowanie żywicy. Sporo przydatnych informacji i dobrze pokazane dlaczego warto zmieniać o 90 stopni kierunek szlifowania. Do tej pory używałem do polerowania odlanych kostek jakiejś słabej pasty z castoramy, będę musiał spróbować z K2 tempo, dzięki :D
This was amazing. I had never thought of sanding in the Opposite direction to get all the marks out, what kind of abrasive paste do you use? I have a polish that's great but I didn't know a polish and abrasive paste whare different things
Finally I got the answer. Before I'm just confusing about that. And that's why resin art it so very expensive. 👍❤️ Hope you can make to shine at lathe machine.
Thank you for your work! Ugh, sanding and polishing... It's easy with flat surfaces, but anything else is a pain in the ass. I have two spheres, 8 and 9 cm, that need sanding and polishing, and I've been putting it off for weeks. Could you show us how you sand and polish not-flat surfaces? I'm always happy when I can dome small parts or use top coat, but you can't always avoid sanding. 😜
The sanding and polishing part isn't always necessary. If the surface is smooth enough for you, just mix a small bit of resin and brush the outside with a cheap brush and the resin you just mixed. It will be clear as glass. Not sure where I read about this but it really saves a lot of time and effort.
Thank you for taking the time to explain this processes, great content and how we can learn a bit more in each video is a plus, congratulations and keep it up, I really enjoy to see your projects, have a good one!
Increíble, qué bien explicado, muchísimas gracias 😊 ¿Podrías decirme que tipo de resina utilizas para que no salgan burbujas? Veo que no salen prácticamente y yo pierdo mucho tiempo quitando burbujas
Thank you very much! This video is really well done (as you always do) and makes it easier to understand how to do it properly. Really helpful the crossing scratches info! Gonna get that guide soon :) good work!!!!
You show the procedure in a nice and easy-to-understand way, and the result was very nice. But for me, they looks just as shiny before you started the sanding, but of course, it could just be the filming that lying a little bit.
What plastic are you using for the moulds? I’m trying to make perfect resin cubes and the silicone trays I’m using are a bit to flexible so they come out misshaped a bit whereas your method here seems perfect for what I’m doing
This was amazing and very informative thank you!... I made my sister a set of dominoes when I was new to resin and by the time she got home they were sticking together 😅 I didn't know about this step then.
It would be helpful if you would say the name of the polishing paste and put in a link. Music is all nice and everything but talking is way more beneficial.
Just; I would like to know; what material was the little walls before to add the epoxy resin? Or what can I do or put/add for the resin does not stick to other materials? 🙋🏽♂️🇲🇽
thank you for the meaningful video!!! I don't have an abrasive paste - but I do have 3000 and 7000 grit sandpaper - can this replace the paste? thanks for your feedback
Hey you. I have now got all the strengths of sandpaper and abrasive paste - the 3 + 7000 does not replace the paste! I'm starting my project today - I hope it has a great result! 🙋🏻♀️ Best regards
If this has been asked before, I apologize. Can I use the same to polish quick resin - that is the kind you cure with UV light? Also, could I use a Dremel to sand and polish? Thanks - and so appreciate your offering this demonstration!
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You can also visit and subscribe to my brothers' channels ;-) and buy a beginner's guide about resin
Short Guide about EPOXY RESIN: www.amazon.com/Short-Guide-about-EPOXY-RESIN-ebook/dp/B07ZWKS2PV
Slow Motion World: ruclips.net/channel/UC3mgfcpTYL-xUJmVKtiolkg
Pawel c: ruclips.net/channel/UCM4U18ey-qAdKzF-I1XCGDg
Paper Ideas: ruclips.net/channel/UCcoEVeiZjfizv7Y-mY8epoA
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Hi can you please tell me which polishing paste u have used?
Good
Wo bekomme ich das Acrylglas für die Formen?
This is a great display of how much work it takes to get a resin piece polished. I make resin castings mostly on my lathe where it is much quicker to get through all the grades of paper and micro mesh. People just don't realize how much work goes into getting a scratch free surface!
It is true. It is a long process. And it was only one wall
And if you want to sell the piece. They want it dirt cheap like they offer on my stuff.
Not knowing how much work and cost it was
I make resin dice and sanding and polishing all the sides is basically an all afternoon deal.
@@donovanbryan5000 It's like that for all crafts. You should hear crocheters and knitters complain about people who want them to make a sweater or large blanket for free, as if it will take just an hour or so to make, not to mention the cost of the yarn. Like that blanket used $150 in yarn, and I spent 200 hours making it, and you want to pay me $50? No. Not a chance.
A friend of mine is an artist, and he sometimes does business for other artists. They never quibble about his prices because they know what it takes to make the piece.
@@julietardos5044 oh I understand. Most all my projects I do simply cause I enjoy making.
I never truly expect to make profit.
I love that you don't just show us "what" and "how", you explain "why" the "what" and "why" the "how", without even speaking a word. Nice. It helps me remember to do things a certain way, the right way, the first time. Otherwise, I get these big dumb ideas of my own in my head that I know a short cut or know a better way to do something (even though I'd never done "something" before!). Bless you, thank you again.
Nice to hear it Cynthia
I'm another who didn't know to go perpendicular to the last. Thank you. Great instructions, no nonsense, easy to understand!
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I know this is video about polishing, but this zig zag pattern would make fine backside of custom made exposy resin Domino set!
Genius idea :o would love to see that one myself
I had know idea what was going except that you were showing different sandings. It was very interesting but I would love it you if you do the domino effect.
👍😁
And theeee award goes too this guy!!!!! For the best patience and perfection!
You could see an amazing difference as soon as the abrasive paste touched the surface! Thank you!
😉
This very excellent presentation has helped me in my wood/resin lathe turnings. I am a 100% disabled veteran who got into woodturning a while back. Well done!
Cool. Nice to hear it. Good luck
Thank you for sharing this! I don’t think anyone true understands how much sanding you do for each piece. We always see the list of numbered paper on the screen but never see the whole order and time taken. Your craftsmanship is absolutely stunning😊
Don't worry, lots of people understand how much time he spends, and how many different sand papers he uses, because he films it, and even if he accelerate the process, many people get that it's rather a matter of hours than minutes... But thanks though, maybe some folks thought it was in real time... 😉
@@33tours1 I guess I should’ve worded that better, some people may not realize how much time he spends on sanding because of the speed up process😉 I know I didn’t fully understand it when I first started watching him. I would see a list of used papers, sure, but the amount of time spent using each was a different thing. I’m a crafter and know first hand a short video versus the whole process doesn’t always convey the the work involved. 😊
@@amberarchambeau Yes, I understood. And on top of that, no doubt everybody has his skills and manual precision. Those can make the difference, it's sure !
It is true. There is a lot of work to do. And it was only one side of the dice
You are right
Omg thank you...I had no idea about changing the direction each time....and I love how you explained what you were doing along the way and why....very helpful info!
You are so welcome!
The only reason to change direction is so you can see the new progress more readily. It has nothing to do with the effectiveness of the sanding. Just to clarify.
Excellent job
Can you please share what type of abrasive paste and polishing paste you use?
He put a link at the top (which I missed too)-- it's Yorkshire Grit Original.
I love the noise when you mix the resin
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I wondered why these are polished. I understand now, why the directions are necessary. The difference is noticeable! Thank you!
😉
Fascinating! Thanks for doing this.
I took a metalsmithing (jewelry) class before the pandemic, and yeah, we spent a lot of time sanding, and we only went to 600.
It is hard work
@@jedrek29t There's a dice maker I sometimes watch, Rybonator, and he got a ceramics potter's wheel, and he tapes the sandpaper on the potter's wheel, then just holds the dice in place while the sandpaper turns. But he has stopped doing it, and I don't know why.
Both interesting and educational! You make it look so easy, so it's actually good to see just how much thought and work goes into what you do.
Eine ganz tolle Demonstration der vielen, vielen Arbeitsschritte. Herzlichen Dank für diese aufwendige Vorführung!
Danke
Thank you for putting all this work into showing us how it's done.
No problem 👍
Thanks for the tutorial! Changing direction between sandpaper grits is a great tip!
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I’ve been looking for a great tutorial on epoxy polishing and here it is! Thank you so much for making this video. I’m heading to Lowe’s now ☺️👍🏼
You are so welcome!
Once again.. showing us your style is wonderful
Вы очень терпеливы! Спасибо за наглядный пример!
😉😉
Thank you so much for making this video!! I like to "dome" some of my smaller items like key chains, dominoes, etc. Sometimes the epoxy drips down the side and I need to sand and polish it but have been able to get it back to the original shine. This is a game changer for me!!!
Question: You noted that after doing the polish step there were still small scratches visible and that it is better to polish mechanically... what do you recommend for this??
Quanta dedicação para fazer um vídeo tão educativo. Isso foi perfeito, muito obrigada por nos ensinar tão didaticamente.
Thanx for sparing that much time explaining sanding levels, excellent information in the video which I can use next time, always learning a new way of work from you, thanx a lot
Glad it was helpful!
Parabéns por mais esse trabalho, perfeito.
This is what I always wonder how to do it.
Thank you for showing us!
No problem
Great video, thank you. I am about to start flower preservation in resin and I'd like to ask a question... I might be totally wrong but in this video, there doesn't seem to be a huge difference between the unsanded work and the final one. So, what's the point of sanding the resin work with 80 grit and then trying to get rid of the scratches caused by it? Why don't you just use the 2000 or 2500 grit sandpaper and then the polishig paste? Thanks.
This is a video showing how to polish resin
Good idea with the pattern as a reference for how polished it is.
Edit: I never knew that you were supposed to go perpendicular to how you sanded it one way, now I understand, I have a much better idea of how to do it, thanks so much!
👍
This resource is huge. Thank you for taking the time and showing us this
Thanks
How much height did you end up removing from the block after that full sanding process, compared to the unsanded one? Just curious... This was great to watch and see the whole thing from start to finish.
I haven't checked it. But I guess no more than half a millimeter
Good question
That IS a good question because at 13:36 it looks like a lot of material is missing but this is deceptive as the comparison is between two differently poured blocks.
@@markzambelli That's exactly why I asked because obviously just a couple of mls extra of resin can make a big difference in a mould that small.
@@jedrek29t Thank you for replying. :)
Well done video. Great examples of each stage, and you show it all, so we can compare our own works to your stages.
Thank you.
No problem
Thanks a lot, great work ! Special mention to the tip for the changing the way of sanding between the differents grain
No problem!
Fantastic presentation. thank you for enhancing our learning.
Glad it was helpful!
Parabéns pela sua dedicação no trabalho e pela paciência ao nos ensinar sem dizer palavra alguma. Grande talento!! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Fico contente por o ouvir
Great video! I did something similar to a wasp hive I shaped into an egg on my lathe, where I documented each grit and took a picture of what it looked like from 400 grit to 12000 grit and polished. Usually I sand in a circular pattern but going perpendicular is the best way to male sure you got the previous grit out. Again, amazing video man!
😉
Great work Jedrek
Every resin work of yours is unique and that's the difference between Jedrek and other resin workers
Thank you for such kind words
This is how resin should be finished, by sanding, cutting and polishing. I use to work for a company that did resin moulded kitchen, bar and table tops. It drives me nuts when I see RUclipsrs do flood pouring leaving dribble down the side or when they roughly sand and just spray cloudy varnish over the top
Can you help me with a resin project that I think I messed up on? It’s on a skateboard but there are places that the resin didn’t level and it’s now rough in that specific spot with bubbles. If I sand too much, I ruin the artwork I was trying to preserve to begin with! How can I fix this? Any help would be much appreciated😊
Thank you so much! This is real art in your hands!
Thanks
Great tutorial, Jedrek29t. I can now see just how much work you do to produce your works of art. Thank you for sharing your talent.❤️❤️💕💕
Thank you for appreciating it
Love your videos.
Please what's the importance of sanding?
It was great and beautiful, your job is so true, thank you for making so many beautiful things with resin.
I'm glad you like it Matin😉
How beautiful & talented you are, great job. Thank You for sharing
Thank you so much 😊
Трудоёмкий процесс! Лайк за терпение!
Это правда. Спасибо
As a Polish i want to say this is well polish.
👍😁
You are very good at showing how you leave your works impecable ... You dedicate time and effort to your always precise creations. Excellent 👍👍🌹
I hope that I will help someone this way. Thanks Sandra
If I could click like more than once I would click it 1000 times, great video.
Thank You !
That was a lovely tutorial. Very helpful. But I have a question. Why is it important to sand the resin. Because when you unmould them they are shiny already
So glad!
super video..quel pate abrasive utilisez vous ? Bonne fetes de fin d année
That is awesome. How the peaces turn out . And yes it does take a lot of work getting it perfect with out scratches. Nice job.
It is a long process
Omg thanks!!! This is my NOT favorite part of work with resin, but I can try this. Thanks.
You can do it!
Thanks a lot for this vid, it reveals a bit of magic behind your amazing realization. 🤩
Thanks
Thank you for this video! It answered so many questions as well as show the hard work that goes into it.
I'm glad you appreciate it
Super filmik, dobrze pokazuje ile pracy wymaga dobre wypolerowanie żywicy. Sporo przydatnych informacji i dobrze pokazane dlaczego warto zmieniać o 90 stopni kierunek szlifowania. Do tej pory używałem do polerowania odlanych kostek jakiejś słabej pasty z castoramy, będę musiał spróbować z K2 tempo, dzięki :D
Dzięki że doceniasz 😉👍
Hi, what brand of polish paste and abrasive do you use?
Hey Jedrek, thank you so very much for this fantastic tutorial 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🥇❣
No problem 👍
O panie właśnie potrzebowalem znaleźć filmik z procesem polerowania a tu myk w powiadomienia nowy filmik i dziwnym trafem akurat w temacie ;)
To taki prezent na Święta ;-)
This was amazing. I had never thought of sanding in the Opposite direction to get all the marks out, what kind of abrasive paste do you use? I have a polish that's great but I didn't know a polish and abrasive paste whare different things
It is a car polishing paste TempoK2
Kỹ thuật và kiểu dáng epoxy này thật tuyệt vời.rất đẹp
Cảm ơn bạn
Finally I got the answer. Before I'm just confusing about that. And that's why resin art it so very expensive. 👍❤️
Hope you can make to shine at lathe machine.
Thank you for your work!
Ugh, sanding and polishing... It's easy with flat surfaces, but anything else is a pain in the ass. I have two spheres, 8 and 9 cm, that need sanding and polishing, and I've been putting it off for weeks. Could you show us how you sand and polish not-flat surfaces? I'm always happy when I can dome small parts or use top coat, but you can't always avoid sanding. 😜
Round surfaces require more work. But sometimes it is flooded with resin and does not need to be polished
The sanding and polishing part isn't always necessary. If the surface is smooth enough for you, just mix a small bit of resin and brush the outside with a cheap brush and the resin you just mixed. It will be clear as glass. Not sure where I read about this but it really saves a lot of time and effort.
Thank you for taking the time to explain this processes, great content and how we can learn a bit more in each video is a plus, congratulations and keep it up, I really enjoy to see your projects, have a good one!
My pleasure!
Increíble, qué bien explicado, muchísimas gracias 😊
¿Podrías decirme que tipo de resina utilizas para que no salgan burbujas? Veo que no salen prácticamente y yo pierdo mucho tiempo quitando burbujas
I use this resiners.com/?ref=YDsesKJBhf-Pu
Thank you very much! This video is really well done (as you always do) and makes it easier to understand how to do it properly. Really helpful the crossing scratches info! Gonna get that guide soon :) good work!!!!
So much detail! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!💜💜💜
Glad it was helpful!
I'm a newbie at resin. I'm curious why the sand papering? it looked nice when you took the plastic molds away.
Can we use resin on thinner cardboards?
Amazing as usual!!! This is very informative! Thanks for posting!!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻❤️❤️❤️
Glad it was helpful!
Hi, may I know what is the polishing paste you used in this video? Thank you.
I loooove the way 2000 and 2500 look.
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Which paste did you use especially?
You show the procedure in a nice and easy-to-understand way, and the result was very nice. But for me, they looks just as shiny before you started the sanding, but of course, it could just be the filming that lying a little bit.
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What plastic are you using for the moulds? I’m trying to make perfect resin cubes and the silicone trays I’m using are a bit to flexible so they come out misshaped a bit whereas your method here seems perfect for what I’m doing
This was amazing and very informative thank you!... I made my sister a set of dominoes when I was new to resin and by the time she got home they were sticking together 😅 I didn't know about this step then.
We are still learning
Learnt a lot. Thanks. I am interested in getting different surfaces to work on.
👍
What kind of epoxy do you use ?
Do you sand every piece?
What’s the grit of your abrasive paste?
Do you keep those small pieces of plastic to make more smaller squares and even your larger squares?
Thank you for your time! Awesome representation!
Thank You too Laurie
Интересно было посмотреть ваше видео по шлифовки и полировки изделий из эпоксидной смолы.
Спасибо
Its very easy learn with you!
would be better sandding with a electric sander?
I wrote about it in the video
Thanks for the video! Is abrasive wax paste for woodturners appropriate?
It would be helpful if you would say the name of the polishing paste and put in a link. Music is all nice and everything but talking is way more beneficial.
TempoK2
Clear acrylic po b yung ginamit n molds for resin?
Great vid! Can you tell me which abrasive paste and polishing paste you used please?
yorkshire grit abrasive paste and car polishing paste Tempo K2
Hola, buscando me encontré con este video, como se llaman la pasta abrasiva que utilizas y el pulimento. Gracias.
yorkshire grit and car polishing paste
Очень наглядно. Здорово!
Приятно слышать
Just; I would like to know; what material was the little walls before to add the epoxy resin? Or what can I do or put/add for the resin does not stick to other materials? 🙋🏽♂️🇲🇽
1 mm plexiglass from anti frame
Pytanie mam: jak epoxy mi nie zasycha na środku ostatniej warstwy to jak to naprawić? Takie rozmazane, rozwarstwione się robi. Dzięki!
Очень интересный вопрос, тоже хочется узнать ответ. Лично я нечего не смогла исправить и просто выкинула такое изделие.
Właśnie tu siedzimy ze jędrkiem i myślimy nad twoim pytaniem.Myślimy że żywica jest słabo wymieszana.Jo to je "Szwagier od Jedrka"👍
@@xvm4227 spoko. Wydłubię, nałożę nową warstwę. Będę lepiej mieszał.
Szwagier ma rację 👍 Jeśli nie wysycha tylko w jednym miejscu to zazwyczaj jest niedokładnie wymieszane.
thank you for the meaningful video!!!
I don't have an abrasive paste - but I do have 3000 and 7000 grit sandpaper - can this replace the paste?
thanks for your feedback
I think it does. But the paste adds flash
Thank. You..
I will try and learn 😅
Hey you.
I have now got all the strengths of sandpaper and abrasive paste - the 3 + 7000 does not replace the paste!
I'm starting my project today - I hope it has a great result!
🙋🏻♀️ Best regards
Teşekkür ediyorum...iyi bir yıl diliyorum tüm insanlık için 🇹🇷🥰✌🏻
You should make a reference poster of the sanding order! I always have to look it up every time having it on my wall would be super handy. 🥰
You start with the low numbers and go up to the high numbers. 🤔
That's a good idea!
Senga Sengana yes
@@sengasengana Yeah. But I'd still buy something nice looking to put on the wall as a reference to decorate my studio.
What kind of abrasive paste and polish did you use? It came out really nice.
car polishong paste tempo k2
MERCI pour la démonstration, concluante👍.Tu es près pour les JIO de PARIS
If this has been asked before, I apologize. Can I use the same to polish quick resin - that is the kind you cure with UV light? Also, could I use a Dremel to sand and polish? Thanks - and so appreciate your offering this demonstration!
You can use a dremel. I have never polished UV resin
Do we have to use all kinda of sandpaper for this transparency.. or just 2500 grint alone ?
Everyone in turn. Each successive one eliminates the features of the previous one
I have jerryrigeverything voice in my mind when you show us the sanding stages..
"Deeper grooves at 80 Grit"
Hello! Thank you for sharing this was great. May I ask what type of polishing past you use?
Tempo K2
Awesome 👏 many thanks, I have been having problems getting a clear finish. 👍👍👍👍👍🙏🏻
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Good job, what is ur abrasive paste and polish paste you use please?
jorkshiregrit and tempok2