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I am playing around with epoxy. Mainly trying to seal objects in a wood base for a desk display. The type i use is a 50/50 mix and i require a heat gun to get bubbles out. I have ruined several projects due to bubbles. Has anyone used another type that produces less to no bubbles?
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You should try Alumilite Amazing Clear or Chill epoxy. I do a lot of furniture with resin and those are my go to epoxies
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SSgt Dan Montague
I ordered the alumilite to try out. Thank you..
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There are other typrs of expoxy out there that do not require a heat source to pop bubbles, i was wat.ching a youtube video of what is called a dirty pour a couple days ago and the company that did it has their own branded expoxy
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You may want to double check your mix.. To much hardener can also create bubbles. Most important,
see manufacturers recommendations. Be safe. Some epoxies can create fumes that can do damage...
see manufacturers recommendations. Be safe. Some epoxies can create fumes that can do damage...
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