[Robert]

I attempted to create a coffee table with wine corks covered in resin. After the final pour, there are a few tacky areas. I understand, this is probably due to a few pockets that were not properly mixed, but now I have a table I cannot set things on for fear of them becoming stuck to the table top. Any ideas for fixing these problem areas? I would like to find a way that does not involve pouring another coat as it is a fairly large table and that can be expensive once I buy new resin, a drop cloth and mixing buckets.

[Katherine Swift]

Hi Robert, if the areas are tacky (like tape), you can use a couple light layers of our resin gloss sealer spray. https://shop.resinobsession.com/collections/tools-and-supplies/products/castin-craft-gloss-resin-sealer-spray Otherwise, you will need to recoat with another layer of resin.

[Beez]

Alright so my question is very similar to the tacky table top issue. I have poured the resin over a 3D object and some spots are still tacky. Checked the heat level in the drying area, 72* F. I understand that I have messed it up and the finishing spray looks promising. However, these are drinking glasses and need to be food contact safe. Thanks to this forum I used Aluminite Super Clear Coat FDA compliant once cured, but will the finishing spray make it not food safe anymore?????? Please help! Lol

[Katherine Swift]

The resin gloss sealer spray has not been deemed food safe. If you want to be sure your item is food safe, I would recommend another layer of the Amazing clear cast resin.

[Katherine Swift]

This article explains reasons why resin is sticky: https://resinobsession.com/resin-frequently-asked-questions/why-is-my-resin-sticky/

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