Free shipping on orders over £29,85 
Shipping Tracking! 
Google
Facebook← Back to How to create a galaxy pendant with epoxy resin?
Galaxy pendants captivate with their vibrant colours and swirling, cosmic designs. Yet, achieving a stunning finish in epoxy resin requires attention to detail and mindful technique. Avoiding common pitfalls can help your galaxy pendant project truly shine.
Overmixing Colours in the Mould
A classic mistake is stirring or swirling your pigments too much once they’re poured into the mould. Excessive mixing can muddy the colours, reducing contrast and blurring galaxy-like details. Instead, add your colours thoughtfully, using minimal movement to create those distinct nebulae and starbursts. Try layering shades or gently swirling to maintain dynamic effects without losing definition.
- Pour colours slowly to control spread.
- Use a toothpick or thin tool for subtle marbling.
- Avoid reworking areas that already look well-blended.
Rushing the Curing Process
Patience is crucial for a flawless finish. Attempting to remove your pendant before the resin is fully cured can cause warping, fingerprints, or cloudiness. It also increases the risk of trapping bubbles. Always follow your chosen resin’s curing times—kits such as the Evershine Collection provide clear guidance for best results.
When Attention to Detail Matters Most
If you’re planning to embed glitter, metallic flakes, or create fine cosmic lines, these mistakes become even more noticeable. For intricate designs, take extra care with pigment blending and curing, ensuring your final piece showcases every detail.
Related products
Related guides
By sidestepping these common errors, galaxy pendants crafted with epoxy resin can display sharp, arresting details and a glass-like finish. For more tips on achieving professional results, explore our main advice on how to create a galaxy pendant with epoxy resin.