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This question comes through email by EK:
Wow, thank you for producing such an informative website! I am a creator/artist of sorts, and I am wanting to work with resin. Ive been searching the Internet high and low, and I cant seem to find an answer to this question: What do you think would happen if I injected liquid (water) into the Crystal Clear epoxy resin as it cures? (and I do mean inject, with a syringe, at the center of curing epoxy). I want to capture a design similar to the smoky effect of droplets of food coloring penetrating the surface of a glass of water. Perhaps it isnt possible… Thank you for your time.
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Hi EK,
Im afraid that adding water to the resin (even in small amounts), means it will not cure. To create this effect, I would suggest using alcohol inks in the resin. You can see how I use them in this tutorial:
https://www.resinobsession.com/Resin-Tutorials/281/Ink-swirl-resin-bracelet-tutorial.html
Good luck!
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