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Preserving flowers or photographs in resin creates unique decorations and treasured keepsakes. Choosing the right resin is essential to achieve a clear, smooth result while protecting delicate items from damage.
Choosing a Resin for Embedding
For flower and photo embedding, use a clear casting epoxy resin that is specifically designed for transparency and slower curing. Products such as “Trasparente” – Multipurpose Clear Epoxy Resin for Casting – Up to 2cm are ideal for projects where a single layer up to 2cm is sufficient. Their slow cure reduces heat and minimises the risk of damaging sensitive materials like petals and photographic prints, while also helping to prevent bubbles.
Practical Tips for Perfect Embedding
- Prepare your inclusions: Flowers should be fully dried and pressed to avoid moisture, which can cause cloudiness. Photos benefit from lamination or sealing to prevent ink run.
- Layering technique: Start with a thin layer of resin, place your item, and then gently pour more resin. This helps stabilise delicate materials and enhances clarity.
- Working depth: For projects thicker than 2cm, consider a deep pour resin, such as “EpoxyTable 5-Five”, but always pour in stages to maintain clarity and safety.
When Does Resin Choice Matter Most?
If your project involves fragile flowers, intricate memorabilia, or photographic prints, using the proper resin and technique is crucial. Resins designed for clarity and low heat, like “Trasparente”, offer the best protection for these pieces while keeping the finished work visually stunning.
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Selecting the appropriate resin ensures your embedded flowers or photos are preserved and showcased beautifully. For further guidance on embedding different materials under resin, you can return to our main advice page on how to put things under resin.
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