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Bubbles in resin are common and can occur either in the pour if it's deep (like when you're casting), or on the surface of your piece (when you're sealing). Within a casted piece, bubbles can cause irregularities and even holes; on a sealed piece, bubbles can ruin an otherwise glass-smooth surface. Neither is ideal!

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Recently I have found myself using a hi-shine acrylic spray on several pieces of my art work. Most of my artwork is happy and colorful and I love the brilliance the acrylic spray gave the colors. I have seen resin used on art, but I have been a little hesitant to dive in myself. Until this week... I bought some self-leveling resin and mixed it up and poured it on a couple "itty bitty" (4x4" and smaller) pieces of art I used as my guinea pigs. You can use torches, industrial heat guns to dry…

Create one-of-a-kind pieces of resin crafts. You can make wall art, coasters for a coffee table, or even preserve precious photos.

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