LET'S RESIN Molds, Dyes and Pigments

LET"s RESIN on Amazon got a hold of me and asked that I checked out some of their molds, dyes, and pigments. I told them I would love to. Wow, these are fun to play with.

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[WowplayerMe]

This video really Resin-nated with me. looks like a lot of fun to make!

[Cy_and]

I appreciate the little song and graphic you put over your wife. It made me happy that you give her love and affection.

[jessicaraelene]

This is my first video of yours. I love the love you have for Leanne. So sweet.

[lyndaowen]

This is the top of resident work I do. There’s a lot of different different techniques to cause different affects and mixing of colors for coasters to jewelry to bowls. It can be a lot of fun.

[lesigmo]

I have used Let's Resin for a few years - have never been disappointed with any of their products - and, they are always packaged so nicely !!!

[kittieknight]

the Blue box and heart shape box are awesome...the coasters are cool too. that is a really super set.

[ninaselwell]

You two melt my heart. I love your love. 🥺

[casoriginal]

Let's Resin is one of my favorite companies. Their powders are amazing too.

[lekzyjolie]

I like how simple you explained everything

[bgpappy]

Thank you let’s resin for letting him have the colors and thank you for another great video

[isabellabinion]

Nice colors! I need to get my hands on some molds and such. Bet they’d be nice to make some ornaments as gifts!

[garythomas]

Looks like a lot of fun, the colors are super, thanks for sharing.

[paulsmessyworkshop]

Ken, that is really cool stuff. Amazing how well the parts fit together.

[cmlmocha]

Thank you for showing how easy it is to work with resin, alcohol dyes, and pearlescent pigments. It looked like so much fun. I think homemade gifts are the best! I bet you could mix in glitter or some jewels like Swarovski birthstone crystals for the grandbabies

[TealCheetah]

Things I have learned:
*HOT resin will adhere to the silicone. Be super careful when popping bubbles. Ive ruined several molds this way.
*pre-warming the molds in a toaster oven set on the lowest possible helps the resin flow better into the mold. Note, warm resin is more viscus, causing colors to mix more if you're using more then one color this can be a problem.
*I like to dust molds with corn starch just to make extra sure the resin doesnt stick

[glorytoukraine.against_wars]

I liked the color "coffee with milk" ☕
But every color is unusual and beautiful!

[wendydayz]

I bought a “ Lets Resin” kit and I’ve had it a couple of weeks bc I want to use my products correctly and not waste them. I’ve been watching videos for info. This has been, by far one of my favs bc they are very informative. Thanks!! Oh and btw I have some of the same inks in my kit and I can’t wait to use them now, seeing how pretty they are.

[DesertBumWoodWorkn]

Those are really cool molds and they're ready to put together and use. thanks for sharing

[SteveC]

Great video Ken! It looks like loads of fun for the whole family!

[jeffroitero]

Yeahhhh man. We really dug this video. Good on Lets Resin for getting you involved. Their stuff looks really nice and accessible to folks who don't ordinarily mess with this kind of thing. Riss and I jumped on Amazon to check some of it out. Looks like it'd be a fun way to get familiar with using resin in general.