Bottle cap table


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Hi there

Looking for some advice, poured my resin one week ago on a grouted bottle top table, apart from a couple of small bubbles, I was fairly happy with for a first attempt at resin.

I went to give the table a wipe down last night and on drying it I noticed that there appears to be a film after cleaning, especially on the outer of the table. I’m fairly sure it was ok before cleaning but I am absolutely sure it wasn’t there a couple days ago.

Do I need to sand down and pour again or will polishing help this, I’m pretty gutted as it looked great. It still looks shiny at a distance but under direct light and up close it’s not great.

I have tried to wipe with just water and it clears until dry.

Any help would be appreciated

Matthew
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Lester Populaire
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I would assume it is amine blush due to improper mixing. Can be polished out...
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