little bit of extra resin on the lids for each mold we have seven dice molds one for each die in a normal die set but i do have some excess resin here so i'm gonna pour even more of this liquid chrome on top to see if we can get a mirror and just leave this one sitting outside of the pressure pot i put the lids on top of each mold squishing out any of the excess resin doing that on all seven molds and then put them inside of the pressure pot i'm gonna set them in there at about NUMBER_TOKEN psi for NUMBER_TOKEN hours before i pull them out and bada bing bada boom we have some gorgeous looking dice not exactly chrome like i had expected but still pretty we will have to get back to this though as there was one problem with the dNUMBER_TOKEN i had a void appear in the corner a lot of people always ask how do i fix those and so i'll show you right here right now voids are actually really easy to fix just mix up a little bit more of the same resin and mica mixture in my case this weird liquid chrome mixture that i did before and just put enough resin into the corner so that you can fill up that void and you always want to have a little bit of excess resin it's way easier to do this if you haven't taken the dice out of the mold yet that way trying to put the dice back in the mold you don't accidentally leave an air pocket in there which can cause problems but hey presto after another day in the pressure pot we have our dice with no voids in the corner and hey you can't even tell these dice weren't going to be the completely chrome dice like i had hoped for since the liquid wouldn't stick to the silicone and give us an essentially cold casted set of dice but i came up with an alternative i made another clear set of dice and we're going to go ahead and sand both of these sets so that they are a glass-like shine to them before we move on to plan b so i'm gonna get a flat plane like this glass pane here and polish all of the dice up with these zona papers i like to do a wet polishing it generally gives me a overall better polishing and keeps the dust levels to a minimum i go ahead and polish all the way up through all of the grits until we have some really really shiny looking dice here with our completed dice it was time to move on to plan b plan b was titled if you can't beat them ink them and so i took the marker and started coloring inside each of the numbers i was really worried it wasn't going to stick to the resin but gosh dang if i wasn't surprised when it actually did i do my normal paint and wipe method where i just paint the numbers in and then wipe the excess off with my finger i do wear gloves for this part though as their data sheet says that you're supposed to it also says non-toxic so i'm kind of confused there but oh well i'm going to try and paint the rest of them using the liquid that way if you want to replicate this you only need one product just that liquid and i had no problems using the liquid if anything it was easier for smaller things like my logo because it was
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