My Simple Resin 3D Printing Process - From A to Z

Let me walk you through my process of how I 3D Print with Resin!

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Alien Xenomorph Statue by ET ModelStudio

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[Thanos]

For a wet look, I use a brush on gloss coat. If I want dripping slime or blood, I use UHU Glue and pull strands of it, then use a transparent paint when it's dry.

When I'm gluing models of this size together, I refrain from using superglue unless it's just for small detailed pieces. I've had super glued resin prints randomly fall apart in my display cabinet a year or two after putting them together. I opt to use a 2 part epoxy (5 minute epoxy that I get at my local Dollarama) which makes for a very secure bond. Don't forget to scratch up the surfaces that you plan on gluing together.

[HellstormWargaming]

Grab yourself some vallejo gloss varnish if you want the "wet look" :) just paint it on or airbrush it. You can mix vibrant colours for acid etc too :)

[xxirion]

13:55 I've found that with a "wet look" is to use some minwax polycrylic varnish with a wide brush and applying liberally to the area that you're wanting to be "wet"

[TheRynox]

Great tutorial. I use Saraya Tech simple clear quite a bit and for best results I use Maguire's Plasti X polishing compound. All you need is a hand compound pad and a microfiber towel. You don't have to do any wet sanding beforehand and it's paintable with clear top coat. Another cool feature of the clear simple resin is I can custom tint with resin pigments.

[volttherobot]

That is SO GORGEOUS!!!! good. This is a great video, you went through the entire process. A+ Content, sir!

[ayalde]

Esto está genial! Y el estudio nuevo (no había visto ningún video en la nueva ubicación) está genial también. Felicidades tío Jessy!

[InakiSculpts]

Awesome model! Thanks for all the info uncle Jessy!

[coltonbucholz]

Thank you!! I’ve been struggling lately to get successful prints on my resin printer and this helped greatly

[Mrs.LeeMerieD]

Wow I appreciate the skill! This is a lot of work & looks amazing!

[FireDragonGareth]

Fantastic as ever Uncle J Thank you For all your Hard and Dedicated work

[RealOwthathurts]

New to 3d printing, just brought the Saturn 4 ultra can't wait! Your videos are awesome!

[dustinworcester]

When I printed a Xenomorph, I didn't do any highlights/dry brushing but I did get a great wet look by hitting it with Rust-Oleum gloss crystal clear acrylic enamel spray paint. The whole thing has a very wet/glossy look and has held up for a year+ now.

[ZachDames]

As a longtime Alien fan, this is so sick.

[Murghus.T]

i love your Work!
you inspired me to buy and Print my self.
Thank you uncle Jessy

[thedutchcylon]

Nice print, looking awesome, And for the wet look, you can use multiple options. Use a soft brush to brush on epoxy thinly. If to wet it will drip, and this will need a cure time. A other good option is with liquitex high gloss, use a soft brush and go over the whole thing. Dries pretty fast and leaves a very glossy shine. This stuff works almost on everything.

[Larcen_]

Thank you for the excellent guide and information. The model turned out great!

[nickzucc]

What a great project! Thanks for sharing with us all!

[GiancarloArriolaD]

that clear resin looks good! its giving me a few ideas on some new projects, thanks man

[fenderfreak]

for your wet look use Pledge floor finish. You can even add paint to it to make oil washes, it self levels too. Also you could dip your clear resin part in it and let the excess wick off and it will make it go super clear, hope this helps!

[shutinyanks]

Damn that looks sick!!!! Wish i had a resin printer Aliens is one of my favourite franchises. Good job jessy,