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Hi Kristen! I am big fan of your work and you are the person that first got me interested in Ice Resin. How timely this video is because I had just taken out my IR and was thinking of playing with it and your video was just what I needed to get started!
My question is that I have made my first batch of bezels but now need to either add connector rings or mount them to a filigree backing in order to integrate them into a jewelry piece. I have used E-6000 on other pieces and it seems to hold up well but do you think that would be sufficient for something as heavy as a resin filled bezel or do I need to solder rings on or solder the bezel onto the filigree piece? Would the soldering process damage the finished resin-filled bezels?
Your input is greatly appreciated! :)
Thanks,
Jennifer Dixon
Posted by: Jennifer Dixon | 17 May 2011 at 10:33 AM
How timely this video is because I had just taken out my IR and was thinking of playing with it and your video was just what I needed to get started!
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Thanks again!
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