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I was adding my 2nd coat of Resin Obsession Crystal Doming Resin. Unfortunately, it had already started hardening and now the painting looks terrible. I tried taking the resin off with acetone and 91% alcohol and after those were dry a torch. Now the resin has bubbled and formed streaks on the canvas. It is a mess. How can I fix it? Should I use a Dremel? I hate to think that it is a lost cause. Please help!
Many thanks,
Cheri -
Hi Cheri,
I’m sorry this is happening. How frustrating!
Since you’ve got bubbles in the cured resin, you will need to sand the resin to remove the bubbles. You can use a dremel, but it can take off resin quickly.
These articles will help:
How to sand resin: https://resinobsession.com/resin-frequently-asked-questions/sand-resin/
If your bubbles are big, here’s how to fix bubbles in cured resin: https://resinobsession.com/resin-resin-resin/how-to-fix-bubbles-in-cured-resin/ -
Hi. My first resin project. First i am using resin that was bought a long time ago. I was using a new plastic oil pan for a mold. I placed my prepared pinecones in pan and secured them with tape across top. Mixed resin and poured in. 1 1/2″ deep. I mixed 3 different colors. Everything looked good. Every few minutes i used my heat gun to pop bubbles. About 30 minutes in this thing started literally boiling and smoking. I moved it outside for safety. What or how many things were wrong.
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