Yes, you can resin on plastic! In fact, resin is a great way to add a creative touch to any plastic surface. Here are a few tips to get you started:
1. Choose the right type of resin. There are two main types of resins - epoxy and polyester. Epoxy resins are more durable and heat-resistant, making them ideal for surfaces that will be exposed to sunlight or high temperatures. Polyester resins are more flexible and less likely to crack, making them ideal for surfaces that need to be able to bend or flex without breaking.
2. Prepare your surface. Make sure your plastic surface is clean and free of any dirt or debris before you begin working with resin. You may also want to sand the surface lightly to create a rougher texture for the resin to adhere to.
3. Mix the resin accordingto the manufacturer's instructions. Be sure to mix the two parts of the resin (the hardener and the base) in the correct ratio so that it cures properly.
4 . Apply the resin evenlyto your surface using a brush or spatula. Work in small sections so that the resin doesn't start curing before you have a chance to spread it out evenly .
5 . Allow theresin top&# 8211; coatcure completelybefore handling or usingthe item . This can take several hours or even overnight, depending on the typeofresinand thicknessof application .