Epoxy Bottle Cap Coasters

Although this epoxy sets up clear you can add color dyes to it to create a transparent or opaque appearance.

Epoxy bottle cap coasters.

They are inexpensive and a great recycling project to put your old discarded bottle caps in use. Make bottle cap coasters. It is easy to use and ideal for casting small decorative items and jewelry in molds. Begin placing caps on coasters.

I am going to explain to you how to make your own personally designed coaster. You can easily create different colors and effects. The resin can be poured onto the coaster without dripping over the sides. You can use cardboard sheets cork board resin molds concrete etc as your base.

Resin obsession super clear epoxy resin 6 ounce kit. Bottle cap coasters are the perfect man cave gift. This is similar to the river tables just on a much smaller scale. Easycast clear casting epoxy is a two component low odor solvent free clear casting epoxy.

Bottle cap coasters are sturdy and are perfect for protecting your wooden furniture from heat and stains. A touch of tay. Round beverage coaster mold 431. The next step is to pour the epoxy evenly over the beer bottle caps.

Originally published may 2013. By doing this you ensure that you won t get your bottle caps floating to the top of the coasters. How to make beer bottle cap coasters the perfect gift for the beer lover in your life. Approximately 1 oz of resin was enough to fill nine bottle caps.

Let these set for about 10 20 minutes before moving on to the next step. You can use live edge. The project consists of using an epoxy resin mixture to seal in whatever objects you would like to be displayed on your coaster such as bottle caps golf tees an american flag or whatever objects you choose. To prep the bottle caps i turned them over and filled them all with resin.

You can purchase ready made non drip wooden coasters that have a rim around the edge. Use it to encase or embed items to create jewelry figurines paperweights coasters drawer pulls and more. I found it easiest to place the center cap first then the other caps around it.