Must see!! Heat testing coasters I made 😮 what brand did best? testing 6 different brands of resin
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- čas přidán 17. 12. 2020
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Based off of the testing performed in today's video. I plan to continue to use the general use epoxy from the epoxy resin store and complete a clear top coat on everything with ksresin liquid stone.
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Thank you for taking the time to do this. Very helpful.
Thank you so much and thanks for watching. I have a few others resins to test too. That video will be coming soon 🤗❤
Thats great to know Tish it’s important to know for coasters thank you for the information 💜😊
Thanks so much Gina and thanks for watching 😊💙 I was so shocked by the results. I was happy I tested it out though 💙
So glad I found you! I just recently got into resin coasters and this was so helpful!!! Just ordered some KSRESIN with your code too!! Thanks so much for sharing!!
Awesome ❤😁 I'm so glad too, thank you so much for using my code ❤ with the ksresin now it's colder weather you might have more bubbles depending on wher you live. I had to pop bubbles with my heat gun every 15 min for 1 hour after I did my top coat. I would do that if you notice a lot of bubbles when you are mixing 🤗
Thank you! I stopped making coasters because two resins I tried, the coasters stick to the mugs and glasses when lifted. In the meantime, I still have all my materials and am eager to get creative. I spent weeks researching for the correct resin or varnish, including ALL day today. I'm glad I found you!
Awe thank you so much, I'm glad you found this video too. Having the cups stick can be such a let down. The ksresin liquid-stone works really well for top coats to give the coasters that extra high heat rating so they don't stick. Thanks for watching 🤗
Thanks for experimenting with these resins! Great information! 🙂👍🏻
Thanks so much and thanks for watching 🎄🎄😊😊😊 happy holidays
Excellent testing! Thank you xxx
Thanks Melissa 😘😘😘😘
Great experiment, thanks for sharing!
Thank you 🤗💙 and thanks for watching. I'll be testing more brands soon. Probably in the next 60 days or so 😊
Thanks for doing this video. It’s very helpful and I have the same problem with my Resin coasters 👍👍😊
Thank you so much for watching, I'm happy it was helpful. I think if you do a clear top coat of ksresin liquid stone countertop resin or stonecoat countertop resin you won't have this problem anymore 😊
Great video Tish! Thanks for doing the experiments. It's very informative. 😊😉😘
Thanks so much Tracie. I am going to be busy doing top coats on all the coasters I've made so far 😅💙 thanks for watching 🤗
Really excellent for you to do this! I shopped around all over, and finally landed on counter culture resin (the same kind featured in Artsy Mad woman) because of the heat resistance as well as food safe properties. Have not personally tested it yet though.
Thanks so much Pam, I have a few other resins to test too. I haven't tried that brand I'm going to have to check it out. I'm only going to do top coats now with high heat resistant resin ❤ thanks for watching 🤗
Thank you for testing, very helpful.
Wish you and your family a very merry Christmas 🎄❤️
Thanks so much Saskia❤ Merry Christmas to you guys too 🎄❤ hugs ❤
Thank you so much for this amazing video!
Thank you so much for watching 🤗🤗🤗
Thank you this was very informative Tish
Thanks so much Evelyn and thanks for watching 😊🤗💙
Wonderful thanks for the testing and the results. Very helpful. 🥰👋
Thank you so much and thanks for watching 🤗❤ I hope you are having a great weekend ❤
@@naptimecreations you have a wonderful weekend too.🥰👋
@@petradavis4251 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗 thank you
Thank you. I don’t think we have those in Australia but I have just found my first made in Australia brand. They seem to be skirting around the question of heat resistance. I will keep looking. 🌸
Thanks for watching. I saw this video a while back, she did a similar test and is in Australia too. Here's the link if you want to check it out
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Amazing review! Stone coat is amazing. But you have to mix it well or it won't harden and needs a warm room. Expensive and takes more time to cure. But the best I've used.
Thanks so much for watching, I used to use stonecoat, it's too expensive for me but a lot of people like it and use it 🤗💜
Wow! Great information Tish, Noted! 💯
Sooooo many beautiful coasters in there..💙 Catching up on your Videos, may just grab a coffee after watching this. 😉🤣👍🖐😊
🤣🤣 thanks Paul, I am about to have a coffee too 😊 thanks for watching 😊
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@@paulstartart1356 😊😊😊☕☕☕☕☕
Hey Tish :) Great video!
Thank you so much Chris and thanks for watching 😊
Thankyou for this informative video. I will try the the epoxy resin store for my next resin purchase. thats really affordable and from reading their website...sounds like it will be easier to get the bubbles out from what I'm using now.
Don't do alot of coasters....but stonecoat is a tried and true for that. Also, that was a great tip to use one coat of the expensive stuff over the economical. I wouldn't of thought of that!!😆
Thanks again💛😃
Thanks for watching 💙 I get some really pretty effects in my #coasters with the epoxy resin store resin, I think you will like it. It will be an extra step to do a top coat with stonecoat or ksresin but I'm ok with that. I'll be saving a lot of moo-lah by doing it that way 😊💙💙💙
I knew the stone coat would pass and the general use would fail, but I've never tried the KS or naked fusion. Thank you for sharing this information!
Thanks Heather 💜😊 the ksresin liquid stone is a lot more affordable than the stonecoat so I'll just top coat everything with the ksresin liquid stone 😊 thanks for watching 💜
Great informative video, thank you XX 🥰🌈💖
Thank you so much and thanks for watching 💖💖💖💖💖
I wish I came across this before today! It costs sooo much to do a 13” coffee tray and coasters with stone coat! After 1/2 gallon of stone coat for over $83 I still haven’t finished filling all of my coasters!!! I was able to fill the 13” tray and pour 3/4 of stone coat in 9 deep coaster molds. I was so bummed out! Now I see I should’ve just used it as a flood coat 🤦♀️
Great info! Thanks for doing this!
Thanks so much for watching 🤗 I have more brands to test but that video won't be up for a while 😊
@@naptimecreations I look forward to the next video too! ☺️
Yay, thank you 🤗🤗🤗
Great video Tish ... I knew KS would win overall. Lol. !! It's a constant question in a lot of the Facebook groups and it will be great to have your video /test to refer people to. I'm so glad you made this video & thank you for taking the time to test all of them. !!!! And that last set of coasters were beautiful !!!! 😘😘😘😘😜😜😜😜😜
Thanks girlfriend 💙😊 I thought ksresin would win too 😊 I bought a gallon of it last night. I'm going to have to top coat everything I've made 😅💙 it's ok though I'd rather have to do that than gift something that's going to get dented or scratched from everyday use 💙 thanks for watching 😘
@@naptimecreations yes definitely. I can't wait to start referring people to this video lol. Also I see your 10k coming up fast girl !!! Lol. You deserve it and many many more !!! 😘😘😘😘😘😜😜😜😜😜😜
Thank you, I appreciate you 😘😘😘 I had a personal goal to hit 10k by the end of the year 🤞
@@naptimecreations I hope you get it girl !!! You deserve every single one of them and many many many more !!!! 😘😘😘💜💜💜💙💙💙🤶🤶🎅🎅🌲🌲🌲🌲
@@jro9365 awe you are so sweet, thank you 🎄❤❤😘😘🎄
Wow, very interesting! I looked at Stone Coat resin before but my gosh it was expensive. I might have to look into the KSResin. Thanks, Tish!
Thanks for watching ❤🤗 I started out with resin using stone coat and it is expensive. I had to switch. Definitely check out the ksresin. Their liquid stone countertop is the one I tested in this video. I just bought a gallon of it. I have to top coat everything I've made recently, well coasters and trays 😥 the ksresin is about $71 a gallon with discount code NAPTIME if you want to try it out and they have free shipping. I think the stone coat is $120+shipping
@@naptimecreations I will definitely check it out! Thanks, Tish!
@@JSCreationsArtSanity no problem, thanks again 💖🤗
Thank you so much for this
Thank you so much for watching 😊💙
I use stonecoat countertop (the regular, not the artcoat). It works great and is slightly cheaper than the art coat and does cure harder.
Thanks for watching. I've made coasters with the stone coat before too. Its just a lot more expensive than the ksresin. Right now the best option for me would be making everything with the general use epoxy and then doing a top coat with the countertop resin. 😊❤
Good test! All resins certainly have their uses and may not be good for everything!
Thanks Elisa 💖💖💖 I agree 100% thanks for watching 🤗
Thank you so much for literally saving my ass!!🤣👏👏💜💜
I'm currently thinking of top coating ceramic tiles for Christmas gifts. I never once thought of how my resin would hold up considering its supposed to be heat resistant. 🤔 😳 Thank you for your time and effort with this!
No problem, thanks so much for watching 🤗 I'm so glad this video was helpful. Definitely go with ksresin for that project ❤
That is great info!!! 💖💖💖 I only use ksresin and Stonecoat so I am happy with your results. Thanks for doing this! 💖🥰💖 Actually I just bought some just resin diamond cote but haven't used it yet.
Thanks so much for watching 🤗💖 I just ordered a gallon of liquid stone. I really dont like doing top coats but that's how it's going to be for me from now on 🤣
What's the diamond cote?? Is that the new new resin ksresin just put out ?
@@naptimecreations Just Resin Diamond cote. Just Resin brand from Australia. I ordered it from Artist Till Death. It is supposed to be void for Ocean lacing.
I am not crazy about doing top coats either. 😢
@@CatherinethePaint ooohh that sounds awesome, I had never heard of it before. I can't wait to see you try it out. 💙😊
thank you for helping me to decide and for the 20% discount at the epoxy resin store
Thanks so much for watching 🤗 & thanks for using my code. It really helps my channel a lot. I appreciate you 🤗
Great tests. I kind of figured it was going to go that way. I knew right off the bat stone coat would do real good but I’ve never tried
K resin.
I will do a test on my new FX 500 heat resistant as soon as they’re completely cured.
It’s real important to wait at least three weeks to a month before they should be used. A lot of people don’t know that and they use them right away and wonder why they leave serious rings. I’ll let you know how mine goes in about two more weeks.👍
Thanks for watching Sherri, I'm interested to see how the FX goes. I have a few more I'm going to test too. just waiting at least 30 days before I can test & post that video. All these in this video were 30+ days. I wanted to make sure that they were fully cured before testing. 💖💖💖
How'd it go
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Personally stone coat has never left a ring. I have put really really hot plates even from the microwave on a tray I made with stone coat. Never even a mark.
Everything else I’ve used leaves a ring if it’s a really really hot cup. Because I get mine pretty hot in the microwave.
@@sherrislife2046Hi Sherri, do you think that resin could handle a hot pan out of the oven, at about 400 degrees? I’m looking for something to coat some ceramic tiles painted with alcohol inks for gifts.
Do you use the regular Stonecoat Countertop or the Artwork version? I am looking to make coasters that won't leave a mark@@sherrislife2046
Thanks for sharing your experiment. I use KSResin Liquid Art for my coasters and have good results. Affiliate discount codes and free shipping on orders over $50 make KSResin a winner for me. In comparing the KSResin Liquid Stone, it looks like the Stone is harder and more scratch resistant, but shorter working time. May try this the next time I need to order, as they are the same price. Thanks again!
Thanks so much and thanks for watching Sherri 🤗 I just ordered a gallon of the liquid stone is was $71 with a discount code and I like how they have free shipping. It's definitely a great price and it works really well. I have a few more resins to test and that video will be coming soon 😊
Hi I was looking for your video on the coasters that are oddly shaped ... you could say ...I think the last one you use the black.. it's got black and silver do you have the video up???
Hi, I'm not sure which set that is. I have over 600 videos up on the videos tab on my channel.
thanks for this information. Do you suggest coaster are good for outdoors?
Thanks for watching 🤗 they would be fine outside as long as it's not super hot where you live. Over 80 outside & they wouldn't do well.
Hello, I love your videos! You have helped me so much. I have a question...I am trying to figure out the most cost effective way to make my coasters also, but still have a nice heat resistant coating on top. I was looking on the KS resin site. There are 3 different liquid stones resins that they have. The only one they say anything about heat resistance on is the Elite which is also the highest priced one. On this test you used the Liquid Stone, which is the least expensive of their countertop resins, and for you there was no sticking or damage. Is that correct? Thank You!
Hi Lorie, thank you so much and thanks for watching 🤗 I use the regular ksresin countertop epoxy the cheaper option. I also have a discount code, code NAPTIME will give you extra savings. I also try to keep everything as cost effective as possible & share with everyone what works the best and is the best bang for our buck because resin is expensive 🤗
www.ksresin.com/products/liquid-stone
@@naptimecreations Thanks so much!
@@SuperPolky no problem 🤗
I do coasters on tiles. Would KS resin be the best for best resitence?
Yes discount code naptime will save you $
Hope you are still looking at comments! I used the KBS clear diamond finish AEROSOL SPRAY for coasters on glossy tile. Modge podge on top of postage stamps. One coat of KBS spray - looked gorgeous no bubbles. Dried 10 hours - then did a second coat - it bubbled so bad - not smooth at all.
Should I have just done one coat?
I think the mod podge might have caused the bubbles im not sure. I don't use spray only epoxy.
Thanks for the reply - I'll do some more experimentation
I was wondering if you have tried using the general epoxy resin and top coating with a heat resistant resin and what your results were.
Thanks for watching, I have tried the combo of those 2 resins and it worked well. 🤗
Hello, I hear good things about you from Wanda's blessed creations.
Thank you so much, I love Wanda🤗 thanks for checking out my channel 🤗
@@naptimecreations I just ordered the ksresin to try and used your code. Thanks
@@Twiggymack48 awesome, thanks so much. It works great for top coats on coasters 🤗
Thanks for that. Can you clarify what you use first b4 KS. There’s a new resin called upstart epoxy.
Thanks for watching ❤😊 I am going to keep using the general use epoxy from the epoxy resin store. Then I'll top coat everything with the ksresin liquid stone countertop resin.
The general use epoxy is only $40 a gallon with my discount code NAPTIME20 for me that's the most cost effective right now. Here's the link to the general use epoxy from the epoxy resin store if you want to check it out. www.theepoxyresinstore.com/collections/top-4-products/products/crystal-clear-epoxy-resin-professional-finish-general-use
I bought some of the upstart too, but haven't tried it yet.
Not sure how valid this comparison is - I have those pretty floral Walmart cups, they do not get hot on the bottom. If you tried it with all the same cup it might give more useful information.
Thanks for watching, I used different cups because I thought it would he helpful to see what would happen with each type of cup. Maybe I'll try it again with the same cups. To me this test was eye opening 🤗❤
great information, now i am concerned that the resin i bought will Dent (Krystal Resin0
Thanks for watching 💙 which resin ? The general use epoxy? Better boat or clearcast?
If you do a clear top coat with ksresin liquid stone you won't have any problems with denting/scratching. Here's the link to the ksresin liquid stone www.ksresin.com/products/liquid-stone-ultra-uv
My plan is to keep using the general use epoxy from the epoxy resin store and do a clear top coat on everything with the ksresin liquid stone. I bought a gallon of the liquid stone last night.
I've tried KSResin Liquid Stone curing for 3 days at 83-85F and still get mug marks on my coasters after 30sec of a warm mug placed on it. What gives? It cures normally otherwise. 🤔
Thanks for watching, they might not be fully cured. I let mine sit for at least 30 days before use.
@@naptimecreations Wow! Thanks for the reply!! The manufacturer never mentioned this. Thanks again for answering what's probably the same question over and over! 🤓
@@michelledawn-sailingventur2226 no worries, happy to help anytime 🤗💙 Some companies say 3 days fully cured and 7 days fully cured but from my testing I've found at least 30 days is best.
Glad I came across this video! Have you tried putting something hot out of the oven on coasters? I’m trying to make alcohol ink trivets for gifts and I’m having a hard time finding something that is heat resistant and scratch resistant for this purpose. Do you think these resins could handle a temperature of 400-450 degrees?
Thanks for watching, I honestly think resin isn't the best for trivets because hot pans and dishes are 300+ F. Resin is plastic when it's cured and I don't think it's a good idea to use items on top of it that are that hot. It might not hold up well. I know some people make them but I haven't tried it before.
@@naptimecreations Thanks for your response. The only thing that I have found that could possibly handle the heat of a hot pan is an engine clear coat. Engines get very hot and the paint is rated for high heat. I might give that a try, but I’m also beginning to think coasters are a better idea!
@Sue W yes, I've heard of the engine clear coat too but I personally haven't tried it out. If you try it please let me know how it goes ❤️
@@naptimecreations I’ll try to remember!
@@suew4609 thank you 😊
For items other than coasters, such as jewelry, key chains, etc does the epoxy general purpose resin work well for them?
Thanks for watching, yes it does work for those as well. Here's the link to it. Discount code NAPTIME20 will save you 20%
www.theepoxyresinstore.com/products/crystal-clear-epoxy-resin-professional-finish-general-use
Thank you! From your experience with this resin do you have a lot of issues with micro bubbles? I ordered from Extreme Resin and CANNOT get rid of bubbles. I've tried everything suggested. So needless to say I am looking for a better option.
@@acethegreat the general use epoxy is a 1 to 1 ratio its a medium viscosity and it does have some bubbles.
If you are looking for a bubble less option I would try liquid diamonds casting resin from the epoxy resin store. It's a 2 to 1 ratio resin and is a very thin viscosity no micro bubbles. It's super clear. There will be a few bubbles from mixing but they pop easily.
Also what are you using to mix your resin? Wood sticks cause more bubbles because they're not treated or sealed. They leak air into the resin. I like to use a silicone spatula or a silicone mixing tool.
Thank you!
@@acethegreat no problem 🤗
The general use epoxy is a very basic resin that's why it is cheaper. I would Highly recommend better quality. Even their clearcast 7000 is only a few dollars more and has uv protection which the general does not. Well worth the extra few dollars. Their 7050 is even better for casting. But peeps please don't just buy a resin based on its price! The better quality is well worth it!!
Thanks for watching, some people have different budgets and can only afford the general use epoxy and it actually recently just went up In price. I've used the ClearCast 7050 and the ClearCast 7000. I prefer the 7050. I tested the clearcast 7050 in this video as well.
good to know how bout for ashtrays
Thanks for watching, for ashtrays I would use the ksresin liquid stone countertop resin. It's got 500 degrees Fahrenheit heat resistance. it's $75 a gallon with free shipping and discount code NAPTIME will save you 5% 😊❤
@@naptimecreations thanx much
@@jeannehinrichs5734 no problem ❤
Greetings from Puerto Rico the temperature in Puerto Rico is very hot and my coasters and other projects go soft and bending, what resin epoxy should I use please help me
Thank you 🙏
Thank you so much for watching. I would use ksresin if they can ship to you. That resin has a high heat rating 💙
@@naptimecreations thank you so much am going to look for it, if can’t find it or the don’t ship you have a 2nd choice sorry for being so pushy
Thank again I really appreciated.
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Omg I looked it up very difficult to get it here 😭 and very expensive, any other advice please please let me know
Thank you
@@lindayukavetsky7723 oh no, I'm sorry to hear that. I will try to find some good brands that will ship there. I will add them in another comment after I find some. 💙🤗
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Thank you so so much
Blessings
Wich one cures faster
Ksresin cures the fastest, thanks for watching😊
Awesome ❤ 😀 Wishing you an artsy holiday season ❤ Stacy Nicolle
Thanks Stacy, same to you ❤❤❤ happy holidays and thanks for watching 😊
Did you make an updated video review of heat resistant resins? If so, could you reply with the link? Thank you
I haven't made another video like this.