A Game Changing Alternative To Jesmonite Which Is Also Available in USA
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
- This product is a great alternative to Jesmonite and it is widely available in the USA. This video is the inside scoop as I am the first person to be able to review it. I vigorously test it against jesmonite in a like for like comparison. The new product is 100% environmentally friendly and is made up of all natural minerals. I have an amazing discount code for it below
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A Game Changing Alternative To Jesmonite.
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Tip for Jesmonite users: You can help decrease clumping by sifting the powder first, and always put your liquid in first.
@@yesitslouis86 You’re welcome.
Thank you so much Steve! I've been wanting to try Jesmonite but as you know, it's difficult and expensive to get it in the USA. I've been considering trying some sort of plaster, but you've just shown me EXACTLY what I was looking for. And thank you for trying different colorants. It will help me decide which to use and how much! 💙💙💙
Watched Claire's Crafty Corner and one of her viewers suggested sifting the Jesmonite before mixing and it worked for her.
HI Steve, Thanks for sharing your Different experiments 👍❤️
Thanks for showing us the comparisons for each, Steve. Most helpful. 😁
Happy to do this. Jesmonite is a good product, but I know it can be difficult for some to get hold of. I was really surprised how nice and easy and simple the ResinCrete was to use. It also goes a long way. I loved using it, it also goes a long way.
@@SteveMcDonaldCrafting ResinCrete is available here in America and not that expensive. I’ll have to look into it. Thanks, Steve.
I like this fella.... I'm new to the hobby so I'm watching lots of RUclips videos, but this guy is my favourite... Lots of useful tips and we can learn how to be messy for free.. 😉😉
I am not surprised that the food coloring impeded the hardening of the materials; it is handy because food coloring, while very good for frosting is really fugitive and will fade with exposure to light. I used to dye fabrics and found out that those beautiful purple pokeberries would go grey brown in a short period of time, alas.
@@libbyannbest1723 He used powdered food coloring though.
@@libbyannbest1723 you must not have paid attention, he used powdered food coloring,…. No water in it.
You must not make frosting from scratch. You use powdered food coloring if you don’t want to water down your frosting! 😲
@@joycecaldwell2097 I use paste food coloring, very in tense colors, no water. St
Awesome Video steve McDonald keep the Awesome videos coming steve McDonald
I’m getting your resin kit for my birthday, next week! Can’t wait to play!!!
I just found a Resin kit at my local Dollar Tree (One of the 3 US stores that's kinda like Poundland but in particular has a good craft section)
Be careful. I used a two part epoxy from there and it yellowed really bad within a week.
I just purchased the Resincrete and can't wait to try it out, thank you also for a great discount code! I love watching your videos when they come out!
Thank you for sharing. I love that you tried two different epoxy
Hi Steve, I did a similar test with the ResiCrete. However, instead of adding the coloring to the mixed mixture. I added the coloring to the water. It works like a charm.
Have you already done a comparison b/w the ResiCrete and Aqua Cast? I tried to add temporary tattoos to the ResiCrete but it did not take/lift if from the mold, nor dit it take it on the cured outside.
No problem to add temporary tattoos to cured Aqua Cast. I have not yet tried to put the tattoos in the mold prior to pouring the Aqua Cast.
Thank you so much for all the helpful experiments you do, which safe us a lot of time and $.
I watched a jesmonite tutorial that said to remove it from the mold before it can start sweating. I don't know how long you waited, but could that be the issue with the gnome?
I love your channel. You are such a fun teacher.
Food coloring is made of water. The extra water delayed the cure.
Okay. This is new to me and I'm learning!
Great video, very informative. I'm going to try soon ❤
Have you ever tried Perfect Cast casting material? I use it all the time and I betcha it's way less expensive to use. I pay like $7.99 for 4 pounds of it. It mixes easily with water, takes color well and is fast setting. The things I've made with it have all been very hard but like you, I wait 24 hours before testing that out. I don't know if you can get it in the UK but here in the states most craft stores sell it. Thanks for the video, I always enjoy them.
@@lauriewatson2822 can i use it to make candle jars?
Great experiment! I love that the results are similar so that there is an alternative to the Jesmonite. I will definitely be trying the Resin Crete! Thank you Steve 😊!!!
That was an interesting experiment. I haven't heard of resin crete yet. Looks like it works pretty well. I like the little gnome mold a lot!
I found this stuff on Amazon the other day and thankfully you had a video about it! Jesmonite is not something we can find here easily.
I loved the comparison video, thanks. Currently Amazon says this product is unavailable. :( I'll check back later.
Ok Steve thanks for the big discount order it and I hope that I will be able to get the same result that you did love watching your channel’s
Great comparisons Steve thanks for sharing 💕
Thank you for the discount….
looks interesting, but nothing for Canada? just US & UK??/
Can you put these in the resin curing machine to speed up the curing process? TYSM for sharing Steve!
Thank you so much! I took a trip out today to pick up something that "sort of" was recommended as a replacement to jesmonite (I'm in the US). I'm ordering this stuff tonight after your review and going to return the other stuff! Could you possibly do a quick video on sealing it with the 3 types paint? Forgot to add, thank you for the discount code!! Greatly appreciated!
I’ve searched through the description part and can’t find the 30% discount code. Has it ended? Really want to try this product.
I am allergic to epoxy resin, so having þ stop using it as now lost voice and hands bad - even with good PPE protection.
Is this likely to also cause a reaction? I need to find an alternative to epoxy
I have been waiting for this! They have this kind of stuff but so expensive to ship! I actually got a jeamonite kit from five below lol but have been looking online for an alternative.
Really useful video 👍🏽
Please include discount links for Australia ...... don't forget that us Aussies watch your channel too
I like the way the resincrete came out looks like stone
Hi Steve, thanks for sharing...Can these go outdoors? Like to make stepping stones or decorations to hang outside?? Or to even use as a planter?? I know resin does not do well in the sun or elements
Yes! It can go outdoors and it is ideal for making planters.
@@JDictionResin thank you, I was hoping it was fine to get rained on and such
@@LisaWyattArtMyBestMedicine It's just a guess but I don't think its strong enough for stepping stones and I am guessing that it needs to be sealed to go outside.
Can someone please help me with a problem using Resin Crete, every time i demould the item iv made, the whole piece darkens, but inbig patchez. Why is that? Im desperate for help with this and why it doesnt dry to the colour iv mixxed with it. (I use Jdictionresincrete, andJdiction Rsin crete colours)😊
Thank you!
Tip for popping resin bubbles. 🫧 For big projects like a chopping board, instead of a spray bottle, I use a rechargeable face mister with isopropanol in. It stops those horrible ‘dimples’ and makes the isopropanol last a lot longer. 😊
@@SteveMcDonaldArtsandCrafts cool, but where to apply the alcohol, or how?
Ooh, look forward to watching this. I’ve always thought that these new formulas are just a repackaged filler type product, cement even?
Plaster of Paris?
@@SteveMcDonaldArtsandCrafts I’ll have to give them a go. I’m eager to see for myself 👍
When will this item be available from diction. Also can you coat the mold with mica powder like you do with resin. Rather than mix the mica in the resin Crete.
I’m sure we have something like resin Crete in the U.K. called Aqua cast on Amazon it’s a water based powder casting?
You can actually get Jasmonite glossy if you sand it really really well with exceptionally fine sandpaper.
Hi Steve, you didn't say how you cured the Resin Crete ones.
I wonder if you include the food color in your water measurements if it would cure properly?
How do you seal these to make them waterproof?
How do you think some oil pastel powder would work for coloring?
I know from Claire's Crafty Corner that jesmonite requires a sealer. What about this new product?
I liked the the darker shell it almost looks like a brown or a burnt red.
So how does this product differ from using either cement powder or plaster of paris mixed into the resin? What properties does it have that you would use this rather than the the cement or plaster?
Thank you!!! I was wondering _Exactly_ the same thing! 🤔 seems to be more expensive, and I know concrete binds with resin, if you want to make a project that is part resin and part concrete….
I have seen a few resin vidoes where the put spray paint in a cup and add it to the resin. The red is true red. Loved the experiment comparison. Thank you
Great Test
Would you suggest leaving it in the mold 24 hours before demolding to ensure not breaking the item?
Thanks!
THANK-YOU I am going to order the resin-crete--i can't get jesmonite
Steve, can you use Concrete Colorants to the powdered resincrete?
What do you seal it with????
Hi, where can I get the Resincrete in the UK? Is it possible waterproof without having to coat it like jesmonite? Thanks
Could the food color caused the non curing?
Does the resincrete stick to tattoos? Because jesmonite doesn't in the moulds 😊
So I'm assuming because the item you made with the mold was a thicker item, it will take longer for the innermost, deepest part of the mold to cure. That's been my experience, anyway. You might need to let it cure for several days if it's thick and deep. This is based on my experience using plaster and perfect cast, which is a quick drying plaster alternative that is 5x stronger than plaster. Not sure if it's similar to either of the products you're using.
US viewer.
Very very similar to jesmonite if not the same in the states is aqua resin. White liquid polymers and powder. Eco friendly resin.
Impressive
I use aqua cast by ali chem looks very similar how do you compare them Steve.
Hey Steve. I was wondering what would you use to seal a cutting board made with the resinecrete that food will be touching?
really interested in trying out that product... but they don't sell it in Canada =/ ::Edits:: We do get Jesmonite but I am more interested in the Resincrete
Can you use the resin crete for a key chain instead of resin?
Do I need to get dedicated molds to try this? Will it damage my resin molds?
Hi, Steve. I so appreciate all the experiments you do! So it looks PPE might not be needed with the Resincrete like with resin? Or am I wrong? I mean, I realize it's probably a good idea anyway, but if it's non-toxic? Thanks!
There is no fumes.
You will need a dust mask as inhaling powder is never good.
Anything with small dust particles will require a good mask. Respiratory issues are no joke.
Have u used the food colorant n resin?
Currently unavailable.
We don't know when or if this item will be back in stock.
This has me curious. What is the difference between these products and plaster of Paris? I know the plaster is relatively fragile, and that being said, which of these two are more durable? Would a hardness test tell us this? As for the food coloring, can it be used in resin? If that is the case, how color fast is it? Thank you for your video, now I may have to try this product out. I like that you can do things with water colors on it. Hmm. Food for thought.
This stuff is just fine art plaster + a binder. Some use PVA binders while others use latex; you can get huge jugs of latex concrete binder for cheap from hardware stores. Just about any pigment or paint outside of oils can be used for coloring though the richness of the color and its evenness might not be what you want if you go the DIY route.
I wished you had tested which one breaks easier... perhaps another video?
the cement powder is brown.....
Does the water type at your house have a factor in the curing process for these? Hard water and soft water have different qualities so would curing times etc affect the end results?
No.
Thank you, but I cannot possibly spend any more money on a new craft.
I love how this product on amazon says "resin kit for beginners" its not resin at all. It jesmonite and it false advertising as resin.
What sealer do you use to make it water resistant?
Verathane, right Steve?
Have you tried aqua cast by Elichem?
Can I add glitter?
To the mold, yes. Don't mix it in
Thank you
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Sorry to be the downer but this product is WAY more expensive than Jesmonite in the US. The JDiction product is over $18 a pound (about $12 per pound after the coupon) and Jesmonite as well as Eco Resin are $10 a lb or less and can be bought in larger quantities. I truly appreciate your videos and your experiments but just needed to point out that this is crazy pricy for the US.
Where are you finding it in the US? The Jesmonite site isn't showing any distributors at all in the US.Are you shopping through Canada or the UK?
@@ChristineARose Canada
@@shopperscloset Thanks 😊
so is jesmonite a type of plaster ?
I am not sure what it’s full ingredients are, but I think it is made up of minerals.
At £30 a kg its a lot dearer than Jesmonite.
well, constructive advice first: You're supposed to measure the amount of dye and it's not to exceed 5% I'm told? so just tossing in a teaspoon, is that a good idea? Also, 24 hours before demold is not advised either; it will sweat. Demold as soon as it's hard. Looking at how it was mixed, in such a small container, I doubt that one piece that didn't cure was mixed well enough. Slow down, my friend. there isn't a time limit.
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Foo need to wear gloves and mask with this?
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