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7 Different Ways to Finish the Edges of Resin Coated Artwork

Before you pour your resin, you need to decide how to finish your edges. Learn more about different methods you can use to finish the edges of epoxy resin artwork!

Step by Step Guide: How to Coat Paintings with Resin

Step-by-step guide about how to add a professional finish to your latest painting, by adding a smooth, glossy top coat of Art 'N Glow Epoxy Resin!

7 Steps to a Bubble-Free and Flawless Cure

Click here to purchase our epoxy resin! Few things exist that are more satisfying than creating a bubble-free resin piece that is flawlessly cured. On the contrary, few things are more frustrating than working tirelessly on a piece, and the result being less than satisfying. No artist enjoys putting time, effort, and passion into a piece, and it coming out sticky, covered in a layer of jelly-like goo, or filled with bubbles. So, whether you have worked with resin before, and want to perfect your craft, or have recently learned of this mystifying medium and are attempting to build the courage...

Top Ten Tips For Painting With Glow In The Dark Paint

Click here to purchase our glow in the dark paint! Thanks for checking out our top tips on how to paint with glow! Glow in the dark paint is extremely rewarding to work with but requires some special considerations to get the best results. We've compiled this list from our firsthand experience and feedback from our customers in hopes of saving you time, frustration, and even some money. We've got lots to cover so let's get started! Most of our paints go on nearly invisible for the first few coats. The neutral (daytime white) glow paints will go on invisible for the...

Uses And Limitations Of Fluorescent Glow Paints And Pigments

Click here to purchase our glow in the dark paint! Click here to purchase our glow in the dark powder!You may have noticed that certain colors of glow paint or powder are only available as fluorescent colors. The reason for this is that the rare earth materials used to create glow pigment can only produce various shades of yellow, green, and blue in their natural form. There are ways to create certain specialty colors such as white, red, and orange without the use of dyes, but they are very expensive to produce and often do not glow as brightly or for as...

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7 Different Ways to Finish the Edges of Resin Coated Artwork

Step by Step Guide: How to Coat Paintings with Resin

7 Steps to a Bubble-Free and Flawless Cure

Top Ten Tips For Painting With Glow In The Dark Paint

Uses And Limitations Of Fluorescent Glow Paints And Pigments

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