By Davidbac - 3/2/2019 8:18:05 AM
Hello
I am new to this and glad that I can get help here, my problem is this :
I have Make a river table using glasscast 50, sanded it down then layed a lay of glasscast 3 coat (3mm = 1kg/m2) I heated the surface gently to remove the bubbles using a hot air blower, this worked fine, I could se more small bubbles continuing to come but they bubbles away by the next day (most of them but not all) but I can see the surface is not perfectly smooth there are a lot of small indentations in he surface a bit like an orange peal effect. The room was heated to around 18 degrees.
I am thinking of sanding down the the surface once its dry (after 72 hours) to remove any surface bubbles and give a key for the next layer, warm the resin to reduce its viscosity allowing it to run out better , heat the room up to 25 degrees, pour another 3mm layer and then hope.
Any thoughts ????
Thanks David
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By SleepingAwake - 3/6/2019 3:05:33 PM
If the resin is not perfectly cured you will not get a perfect gloss either. so make sure your resin is well cured before attempting to polish.
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