Is this good resin?

I personally avoid resin for all but the most thin applications. It's not possible to pour any depth without a lot of practice, patience, pracice and skill.

And you saw the statement about yellowing? It's a thing.

Bubbles are all but inevitable and can spoil hours of work.

If you want to see to the bottom of your pond, it works well to embed a piece of glass as the water surface after detailing the lake bottom, and adding texture to the surface with gel medium or even clear silicone caulk.

Bill

GMorrison

I personally avoid resin for all but the most thin applications. It's not possible to pour any depth without a lot of practice, patience, pracice and skill.

And you saw the statement about yellowing? It's a thing.

Bubbles are all but inevitable and can spoil hours of work.

If you want to see to the bottom of your pond, it works well to embed a piece of glass as the water surface after detailing the lake bottom, and adding texture to the surface with gel medium or even clear silicone caulk.

 

Bill

 

Hmm, so you mean like add a plastic card for the surface, which means that the inside of the riverbed is hollow? And add some clear glue to the surface?

That's actually a good idea, I'll try it.