Hi Amy, thank you so much. That’s super weird. The only thing I can think of is maybe different color additives. I’ve noticed when I use something like alcohol inks or cheaper acrylic paint brands the resin takes longer to dry. Did it ever end up drying?

Thank you so much 🙂

Hi there… first your stuff is cool…second, I put resin on a canvas for the first time did 2 pieces…one is fine the other won’t dry…I don’t get it…it’s been 3 days and both paintings were done at the same time with same resin…any clue why or how I can fix it?

OH NO! I had that happen before! Hope it works this next time!

I don’t know for sure how many boards you’d be able to make because the gap and thickness of would change the amount of resin you use for each board. I would saay at least 3-4 boards if you’re making something similar to mine. You can leave the bark on however you’ll need to seal with with something before pouring resin as it will make all the little dirt float up to the top. I would first seal it with a think layer of resin or clear finish let it dry then pour the resin. I would not add silicone because it will come right off. Resin does not adhere to silicone at all. Yes You can use a cricut machine to make something personalized that would be so cute.

1.Can you get only one board out of the resin you purchased? (If not, how many of a similar size could you make?

2. For a more rustic look, can you leave the bark on? If so, would I use the silicone or resin to cover it? (assuming I wanted to leave it on the outside edges)

3. Can I use a cricut to cut out a logo or personalization or use a thin wood monogram and cover it with the clear resin at the end when I do the face of the charcuterie? I know there may be a raised area if I use the thin wood, but I think I’d be ok with that.