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This question comes though email by Dell:
Would it be possible to make a belt buckle of resin? For instance, using a large rose mold and putting hardware of some sort in the back after the resin has been poured. Would the resin hold up to average wear and tear?
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Hi Dell,
Yes, you can make a resin belt buckle. We have a mold specifically for that purpose: https://www.resinobsession.com/ItemPage/5302/Belt-Buckle-Oval-Mold-759.htmlI would suggest either using the Resin Obsession super clear resin:https://shop.resinobsession.com/collections/resin/products/resin-obsession-super-clear-resin-6-oz-kit-jewelry-quality-resin
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Thank you for your info. I dont see on the mold how to put a bar across the back. Is there something to imbed or glue on after the resin sets?
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We dont have a mold for the hardware or have it as a purchase option. I would suggest doing a search for belt buckle hardware or belt buckle findings to find the hardware for the back. I would then use a little bit of mixed up resin to secure the hardware to the back of your resin casting.
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The hardware can be found by searching craft sites for "Oval Belt Buckle Blanks"
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