How To Remove Air Bubbles From Epoxy Resin - You Can Fix This

Surface bubbles can ruin your expensive resin project, but don't panic. You can fix this.
Are you tired of dealing with pesky air bubbles ruining your epoxy resin projects in silicone charcuterie and cutting board molds? Look no further! In this comprehensive tutorial, we will guide you through how to fix these nasty resin zits after it has been removed from the mold. With a little work, the results are flawless. This technique also works on old resin project that have been scratched over time too.
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Materials:
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* Hard Wood (We used a thick piece of walnut from Castle Millworks in Pelham, NH)
* Epoxy Resin (We used Tabletop Epoxy from Totalboat)
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www.totalboat.com/elephantmem...
* Pigment or Mica Powder (we used RYU Dragon Ultrashift by Eye Candy Pigments)
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* Wood hydrator and conditioner (we use Bumblechute Wood Serum and All in One Wood Conditioner)
Use this link to order wood conditioning products www.bumblechutes.com/?ref=1el...
* Cloth rags
* Small silicon brush or plastic scraper
* Protective Nitrile gloves
* Sandpaper (80 grit, 120 grit, 180 grit, 220 grit and 400 grit)
* Silicon Mold (We got ours from Crafted Elements)
* Denatured Alcohol
Tools:
Hand Sander (like a Festool Rotex Sander)
Air Compresser with nozzle
Planer (like DeWalt)
Router with round over bit to round over the edges
Table saw to trim the edges
Butane Torch
Respirator (For Epoxy and Shellac)
Dust Mask when sanding
Eye Protection
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[@tomaskase8650]

Very professional solution.

[@1elephantmemories]

Thank you. Hope it helps.

[@paularivera528]

I’m a beginner, a couple months into buy supplies and pigments. Last night I casted an elephant that will hold a makeup sponge, I also casted a tilted soap dish. The elephant has “resin zits” under its trunk and around the mouth. I will work in a thin layer of resin over that problem area with a “silicone brush” and NOT my fingers or a paint brush. Thank you!

[@1elephantmemories]

Good luck!!