Acrylic Pour On Wood Coasters

I actually doubled this formula for 6 coasters.

Acrylic pour on wood coasters.

Coasters coasters are a great way to start using resin in your pours because the pieces are small inexpensive and you don t need a lot of resin to start this project. I used my own custom pouring medium combined with acrylic paints to create each one of a kind coaster. A second method of pouring. Prepare your marbled coasters clean your marbled coasters.

But there are many others you can explore if you like coasters. 60 ml white craft glue 30 ml water and 10 ml paint extender. If you give it proper time it works great on the coasters. These coasters also make great gifts for friends and family.

Any wood can be used although some are more convenient for paint pouring than others. I used julie s formula for every 100 ml this is the proportion. How to make resin coasters. The first involves a single pouring of resin.

I ve learned through experience that it s very important to clean acrylic pours that are going to be resined. I did the acrylic pour first and then coated the tiles with resin. Set of 4 4 inch square acrylic pour coasters poured on wood finished with resin and a cork bottom. Acrylic pour on wood.

They are not only beautiful but practical as well. They are sealed with epoxy resin topcoat to add strength and shine and they have cork backings. Your first pour would be a small amount of resin for a thin layer as explained above. These 4x4 inch wood coasters are a one of a kind accent for your table.

Pour until you reach about 1 8 of an inch from the lip so you do not land up with resin overflowing the mold. Wood provides a stable surface to paint on and can be cut and manipulated to provide a cornucopia of different shapes and surfaces. Wood is another favorite material for acrylic pour painters. You can find hester on facebook.

While i go over a specific type of resin work in this article i ve also created a downloadable course on how to do resin. Today we are going to tackle a topic that comes up quite a bit. So i err on the side of caution and let my acrylic pours cure for about a month because i don t want to ruin a pour that i m in love with. These one of a kind acrylic pour coasters will be the perfect accent for your table or bar.

But you can also do it in two layers. Then i mixed 30 ml of the pouring medium to 30 ml of acrylic paint a 1 1 ratio.