Menu
In this video, I show you the process I use to make resin wine butler and coaster sets. I have experimented with a bunch of different epoxy resin when perfecting my resin coasters and resin wine butlers. Unfortunately, the first few brands I tried, (which are well known, high-quality brands,) such as ArtResin, Stone Coat Countertops, and Envirotex Lite, ended disastrously. Most of them would not get completely hard and I would end up with a wine butler that drooped on both sides. Kind of defeats the whole purpose of a wine butler when the wine glasses end up being supported by the table! Some of these first epoxy resin brands I tried took over thirty days to get even remotely hard enough to handle the weight of the wine glasses. Some yellowed, specifically the Envirotex Lite epoxy resin brand. I was finally able to find a brand that delivered on all the things I was looking for in the best epoxy resin for wine butlers and coasters.
Here are the qualities of an Epoxy Resin that works well for Resin Coasters and Resin Butlers:
Long Working Time
Crystal Clear
FDA Approved
Non-Toxic
Dried Rock Hard, Overnight
(For more detailed information on why these characteristics are important, visit CraftelotResinCo.com)
My number 1 recommendation is Incredible Solutions Table Top Epoxy Resin. You can purchase it here:
Incredible Solutions Tabletop Epoxy Resin
***I am an Amazon Affiliate. This means, if you purchase any of these products using my links, I make a small commission. There is NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR YOU. It really helps to support my videos if you decide to use my links so thank you in advance!
follow me on Instagram @craftelotresinco
Here are the rest of the products I use to make my Resin Wine Butlers and Coasters:
Here is an article discussing why Meyspring Pigment Powders are my top recommendation: CraftelotResinCo.com/best-pigment-powder-for-resin)
Silicone Stir Sticks and measuring cups
Thanks for watching. Please, share, subscribe and comment with any recommendations for resin art projects you would like to see on YouTube.
If you are able to donate, I use all proceeds to purchase supplies for video projects: paypal.me/xoashy