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Remove Bubbles with Propane Torch

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FAILED! Bad epoxy Resin!

What happens here

As the epoxy begins to cure, bubbles will rise to the surface. Use a propane torch to gently pass over the epoxy surface, popping these bubbles. Hold the torch far enough away to avoid burning the epoxy, but close enough to effectively release the trapped air. Continue this process until the surface is free of bubbles.

Goal: Eliminate bubbles from the epoxy surface for a smooth, clear finish.

Tools and materials

  • Propane Torch — Popping bubbles in the curing epoxy
  • Workbench — The item being worked on

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