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How much should I add?
Only add a few drops (2-4) to your coloured resin, mix and then pour - a small amount goes a long way! Some artists even use a toothpick to add to poured resin layer.
My art surface has craters?
If the resi-BLAST is added to the resin mixture, stirred and then poured, it lessens the chance of hollows forming. Remember, the res-BLAST is a medium that pushes the resin away. When added directly to the artwork panel, it works fine, but more likely to form craters, as even a droplet can be large and is very effective. This may add an interesting textural element to your art.
Can a second layer of resin be poured on top?
Yes, once the bottom layer has cured. It is important to clean the surface of any resi-BLAST residue with dry, clean cloth or even isopropyl alcohol. Any resi-BLAST left on the layer, may interact and disperse the second coat of resin poured (forming more cells).
Some resin artists have also found it useful to lightly sand the layer before pouring a second layer - this may not be necessary.
Disclaimer: FAQ articles are offered as a guideline and possible solutions to problems encountered. It is up to the end user to determine the suitability for their specific task or application and no warranties or guarantees that it would work is implied. Refer to the TDS & SDS where available for manufacturer guidance. To determine the suitability of any recommendation or tip, a small scale test is suggested before applying on a larger scale.
