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Hi Karen,
I would attack this in two ways.
1. For the ‘pond’ water, I would slightly color clear resin with a transparent resin color. We have several resins and colors here:
https://shop.resinobsession.com/collections/resin
https://shop.resinobsession.com/collections/colorants/transparentYou will need to seal the area underneath the pond before casting the resin. Otherwise, your resin will seep into the ‘soil’ and/or discolor. A dark plastic is what I would use.
Allow everything to cure before going to the next part.
2. The waterfall is going to be tougher. You will need to wait to pour your clear resin until it is quite thick. If it were me, I would set up something to be the ‘scaffolding’ for the waterfall, I would then pour resin onto the scaffold knowing that it’s going to flow and pool. This second part is much harder. I’m guessing there may be some ‘miniature’ forums that might be able to offer better advice in this situation.
Good luck!
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Please send me step by step instructions
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Hi what is resin how can I purchase without credit card in cape Town South africa
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These articles will give you some ideas as well:
https://www.resinobsession.com/resin-tutorials/resin-waterfall/
https://www.resinobsession.com/resin-tutorials/mint-tin-koi-pond/ -
Hi,what is the color for water?
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Hi Mar,
You can use any of the transparent blue, teal or green pigments here to create the look of water: https://shop.resinobsession.com/collections/liquid-colorants/products/resin-obsession-transparent-color-pigments-single-1-ounce-colors
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How to make a waterfall without resin or hot glue
Thank You
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Thank you so much, that’s very helpful. I’ve never worked with resin, but will now give this a try.
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