How To Make Resin Planters?

Making resin planters is a fun and creative DIY project that can add a unique touch to your home or garden. Here are some steps to make resin planters:

  1. Prepare your materials: You will need a silicone mold, two-part epoxy resin, a heat gun, mica dye powders, alcohol ink, a silicone measuring cup, disposable mixing cups and stirrers, disposable gloves, and workspace protection
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  2. Mix the resin: Pour equal parts of the two-part resin into the cup and stir thoroughly with a disposable stirrer. Then add alcohol ink and mica dye powders to get your desired colors
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  3. Pour the resin: Pour the resin mixture into the silicone mold and use a heat gun to remove any bubbles that form on the surface
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  4. Let the resin cure: Allow the resin to cure for at least 24 hours before removing it from the mold
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Another way to make resin planters is by using leftover resin and hardener already mixed. Prepare your mold and pour the mixture into the mold. Let it cure for at least 24 hours before removing it from the mold
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.You can also make concrete and resin planters. Start by making two concrete planters that are different sizes. Then, mix Easy Mold in a plastic container and pour it into the larger concrete piece. Place the smaller concrete piece on top and press it down firmly. Let it cure for at least 24 hours before removing it from the mold. Finally, pour the two-part epoxy resin into the mold and let it cure for another 24 hours
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.Here are some tips for making resin planters:
  • Wear disposable gloves to protect your hands from the resin
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  • Use a heat gun to remove any bubbles that form on the surface of the resin
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  • Use contrasting colors for the planters and trays to make them stand out
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  • Use clamps to hold the mold together while the resin cures
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In conclusion, making resin planters is a fun and easy DIY project that can add a unique touch to your home or garden. With the right materials and techniques, you can create beautiful and functional planters that will last for years to come.