Apply Sealing Resin
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CHEAP But GORGEOUS Bathroom remodel for $497 - LOG Sink masterpiece pt 1of 2
What happens here
The final step shown in the video is the application of a sealing agent to the tree stump. Using a brush, a clear epoxy or resin is carefully applied to the entire exterior surface of the carved stump. This epoxy not only seals the wood and prevents further moisture changes but also fills in all the natural cracks that developed during the drying process, ensuring the sink is watertight and durable. The creator expresses some regret about staining the wood, noting that leaving it natural or using a clear sealant might have enhanced its character by allowing the bright color changes to blend naturally. Nevertheless, the resin provides a protective, glossy finish, giving the stump a finished look.
Goal: Seal and protect the entire tree stump with resin.
Tools and materials
- Brush — Applying the epoxy/resin
- Tree Stump Sink N/A — The main project piece being sealed
- Clear Epoxy Resin — Sealing cracks and waterproofing the wood
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