Resiners Resin Bubble Remover, Quickly Remove 99% Bubble within 9 Minutes, 95kPa Vacuum Degassing Chamber, Compact Size Epoxy Resin Airless Machine for Arts Crafts Jewelry Making (Patented)

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The media could not be loaded, either because the server or network failed or because the format is not supported. <img alt="1" src="https://m.media-amazon.com/images/S/aplus-media-library-service-media/7197c462-7462-4325-95cb-86de87b31db3.__CR0,0,600,450_PT0_SX600_V1___.jpg" /> <img alt="1" src="https://m.media-amazon.com/images/S/aplus-media/SC/ab25ae9a-32fe-496f-b95f-86f5ba51a071.__CR0,0,600,450_PT0_SX600_V1___.jpg" /> Why am I getting more bubbles then when I started? The machine creates a vacuum in the chamber, causing invisible bubbles in the resin to expand and become more noticeable.

As the machine continues, these bubbles reach their limit, break, and the resin will become purer with fewer bubbles. What should I do if there are still bubbles on the surface of the resin after the machine has been working for 9 min? If there are still some bubbles on the resin surface after the machine is finished, you can remove them by spraying alcohol, using a heat gun, or letting it sit for a few minutes. If I am working with a high viscosity resin, how can I achieve the desired defoaming effect? You can gently heat it before mixing and then thoroughly stir it in one direction.

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