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These are the first batch of Dugout One Hitters that my dad and I are making in our garage. We used Amazing Cast Clear epoxy resin. The blue one is dyed with a liquid coloring and the green one is a powder with some metallic flake. We wet sanded them up to 3000 and then used 3M buffing compound for the final finish.
Here are some more pictures.
Resin Used
Liquid Coloring
Powder Coloring
Buffing Compound
We made custom molds out of HDPE and used Smooth On releasing agent.
Any feedback or questions would be appreciated! Check out more on my Instagram
Mica powders for petri? I don’t think that is possible. But, I agree. Mica powder do look a lot better than alcohol inks, they have a glittery effect which I really like. Have some “Artisan Mica Powder “ (brand on amazon) mica powder in my cart.
Yes, you can tint whitewash using dry pigments. A little goes a long way, measure everything by weight. If you want a little sparkle (like you'd see with quartz or granite), you can also add a little mica powder for a pearlescent effect.
Remember: you want true lime whitewash for this, not just thinned out paint. Simple to mix up, plenty of recipes online.
Use a chemical stripper, Scotch Brite pad, and elbow grease. Avoid acids for stripping - they'll eat the limestone. Power washer is too harsh. After it's stripped, you'll wanna do a light etch to ensure good adhesion of your coating. Use that product in a 1:3 ratio of etch to water.