The resin is thicker at this.

Suspend glitter in resin. First, you can add a lot of glitter to your resin to suspend it in a thicker pour; Yes, glitter does sink in resin. Along with some example pieces.

I’ve searched through the forums a few times, but haven’t. You can use any glitter with epoxy resin, but you have to suspend the glitter in the resin. Adding glitter to resin during the mixing of the resin will integrate glitter throughout that pour.

If you did it a little bit at a time, the glitter should easily retain a suspended look. Here’s the trick on how to suspend objects in resin. The “sandwich method” can also help you to successfully suspend glitter in resin.

I’ve been using the castin’ craft clear casting resin and the main glitter i’ve been trying has been super fine glitter. You can do this by adding a little bit of silicone oil to. One way to suspend glitter in resin is by using a clear casting resin.

You can tint resin with different dyes and powders, and mix in glitter/sparkles/etc. Once the first layer has partially cured, add resin for the next layer. If you are wondering when to add glitter to epoxy resin, there are no rules.

There is a big weight difference between plastic glitter and polyester glitter. Keeping in mind that this can alter the consistency of resin. Although glitter is very small, it is a solid that is heavier than resin, which causes it to sink.