wow! mudybech
are those all tints?
looks cool!
Another swirl today. More Epoxy over EPS.
damn!
I am so mesmerized with the deck on that board
I need to see more pics of the deck and some of the bottom
and please tell me what you did to acheive this ???
pretty please
lime green tint btm .Inlay is all done in lam not foam tint.red resin pin spray finish
last try
For Riomar
Rachel,
Very nice!!! As a fellow epoxy user that has never tried a swirl, can you give us details?
JSS
Max, it’s pretty similar to what the poly guys are doing actually. Both swirls on that board were the “One Bucket” type. I mixed up several smaller cups of colored resin and then poured the base color in first and then the other cups after that, pouring from about 1-1.5ft above the bucket, kind of moving up and down. You can watch the resin splash in and changing your height changes how far it penetrates into the other color. Gives it some variety is all. Then I pour it on using some sweet imitated Moonlight Glassing techniques, let it sit for a minute, then spread it around the board so everything is covered. It’s important to use a little more resin than usual. While 12oz would have been more than enough for one layer of 6oz clear, I used about 15oz on the bottom for the swirl.
I really never glass anything clear these days. I much prefer color, even if it requires a bit more patience and skill.
Lokbox one last one .Wyatt can glass!!
Riomar read the e-mail I sent you.
Gorgeous stuff, riomar!
Hope to see you post more 
lime tint
,abstact in lam ,red resin pin spray finnish
We just finished our polishers board. It should go well with his mohawk!
Troy
