[Jewelry making - Article 00275] - Re: [Orchid] Resin durability

[MJOAT]

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    The easiest way to assess the resin you are using, I assume a two
    part exopy glue/resin or a pouring resin. Is to make a couple pieces
    and then beat the daylights out of them. Cast a string in a pendent
    sized piece, that way you can bounce it of the work bench ect. same
    with the sized pieces for the bracelets. There are a number of great
    books on plastic/resin jewelry out there and I would suggest get one
    of them. Some you can remove small scratches and nicks some you
    can't. 

glen
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