River table, 1st layer catastrophe


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Hi, 
I would like your advice on a trouble I had with my third river table.
I live in Reunion island (and speak French). 30 degrees Celsius all year.
I use GC10. My 2 first tables were fine, no trouble. 
This time, I poured the first layer, after mixing properly,  2.5 cm. I did notice that the resin was smoking and took fire easily when trying to remove the bubbles with torch (I must buy a heatgun).
The b stage came after around 6 hours by 30 degrees. 
I poured my second layer.  
3 days later, after removing my barriers the second layer is perfect, but the first one is a mess. Gummy, sticky, I can move it by hand. That texture reminds me those Salvador Dali's watches.
I used a small glass of the first layer for brushing the top of a former table and it was sticky for 3 days.
What did I miss ?
Thanks for your help.





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