3 Ways To Get A Thick Resin Layer
Channel: ArtResin
Date: 2022-02-08

Your artwork may require a thicker layer of resin if, for example, you're pouring into a mold, pouring over areas of high relief or embedding objects into resin. ArtResin epoxy resin was designed to be poured in thin layers as a surface coating and if you pour thicker than the recommended 1/8", the bubbles may not escape and you could end up with bubbles in your cured resin. So what do you do? To get thick resin coverage and avoid unwanted bubbles, there are a few approaches you can take:

• The Full Cure Method: layering after 24 hours
• The Partial Cure Method: layering after 3-5 hours
• The Waterbath Method: warming the resin to lower the viscosity

We're going to walk you through each method, what type of artwork they're suited for and tips to get you the best results.

ENJOY!

For full written instructions, please see our blog "3 Ways To Get A Thick Resin Layer"
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