Shou Sugi Ban Style Thin Line Flag

Wood And Epoxy Flag

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Video made by ThinBlueLineWoodWorks Published on 07/11/2019, viewed by 2975 , 3 Comments

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What you will need

twelve 4’x1 7/8”x 3/4” boards of Douglas Fir

6 liters of Ecopoxy liquid plastic or similar

leaf burning torch

wire brush

nylon flapper wheel

pigment of your choice

a 4’x2’x4” plywood mold or a 4’x6”x6” plywood mold (you’ll need the bigger one no matter what)

Tuck tape or similar

clear silicone

How to do this project

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Char the wood on one side until you have an “alligator skin” texture

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hen use either an 80 grit or 120 grit nylon wheel to get down to the meat of the wood, leaving the charred grain.

Use the wire brush to scrape off the char from selected boards and areas, then use either an 80 grit or 120 grit nylon wheel to get down to the meat of the wood, leaving the charred grain.

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pe. Seal the interior edges with silicone and let it set. Clamp wood down, prep your epoxy and pour. Follow directions on the epoxy container closely.

Build your mold, coating all interior surfaces with slightly overlapping tape. Seal the interior edges with silicone and let it set. Clamp wood down, prep your epoxy and pour. Follow directions on the epoxy container closely.

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of clear polyurethane.

Glue and clamp if you haven’t already. Add stars. Seal the top with a coat of clear polyurethane.

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 epoxy until the piece is covered and looks smooth as glass. Let it set.

Seal the piece by brushing on a layer of epoxy. Let it set. Pour additional epoxy until the piece is covered and looks smooth as glass. Let it set.

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Mount LED lights to the back if desired.

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Kahlea Humber
11/23/2019 ☰
Duuuuuuuuuude that is the sickest shit I've ever seen. You've inspired me. I wanna remodel my RV and pimp it out with epoxy. I wanna do the counter tops white epoxy marble with silver pink veins, pink satin tufted walls. white cabinets with the middle section either pink marble, silver and white veined epoxy inlay with white moulding around it, or pink tufted fabric. I want it to look like the inside of a jewelry box. What do you think? Oh, and drk grey carpet, grey velvet tufted seats & couches
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ThinBlueLineWoodWorks
11/23/2019 ☰
Sounds like a bad ass RV! You gotta send pics!
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Kahlea Humber
12/19/2019 ☰
Hopefully it will be when I am done. I haven't started on the inside yet. My husband and boyfriend (long story) are drag assing on the project, which means if I want it done, I'll have to do it myself. Not a problem...but I dont know anything about power tools, other than a dremel. So for the next 3 months, I am researching and learning all I can about how to pull it off. But when it finally gets done, I'll be sure to post pictures.
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