ArtResin Wood

WOOD!? ArtResin!? - obviously!
Black Walnut, Purple Heart, Red Grandis, Hard Curly Maple and Zebra wood.
This finish is stunning!

So, what's next?

[tenga]

I use ArtResin for making handmade lures, specifically stickbaits to catch yellowtail kingfish. Because I use those lures in saltwater, achieving hard, long-lasting waterproof coating has always been an issue. I tried numerous epoxy or urethane products. I would say, ArtResin is by far the best product, in terms of quality, stability, and cost. It works perfectly in a wider range of temperature compared to most epoxy products. It produces hard, crystal clear, smooth surface. It does not affect underlying paintings/coloring. I would definitely recommend this product especially for those who are not satisfied with other epoxy on the market.

[Isaac-cijl]

Hi! I purchased art resin a while ago and haven't used it yet. I loved the look on the wood. If I have beveled edges, will the drip off be too much and require me to re-apply?

[Schlingsi]

Holy moly, first 2 were my favourites! The purple wood looks mad. Man your resin looks so thick, unbelievably thick compared to my epoxy resin. What temperature did you pour it in? Mine goes all funny when it's 25C or more. But yeah, living in a sub tropical climate you can't really avoid that most of the year.

[thedudeandstuff]

I like you new videos. Whenever you go to show the finished product standing at the easel, the color is much darker and seems distorted. Perhaps you can also show the finished product under the same lighting and environment as when you were applying the resin. My 2 cents =)