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i do these on small amount for samples and it worked, but when i tried it on the real work, it solidifies quickly.
So a few questions!
How hot is your "hot water"?
How long does it take the bubbles to rise?
What kind of resin is this? Or rather, what's the work time for this resin?
The water is warm about 40 degrees Celsius.
about 10-15 min
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jedrek29t what do u boil the water or no
I've been pouring for a month now and almost gave up on having a bubbleless project 😂. Thank you girl, it means the world when someone gives me an awesome sollution like this. I'll make sure to send other resin artists to this video in the future!!
Should take hot water or warm.. does using hot water turn it yellow?
Sme here yar 😢 i have been pouring since 7 months but facing this issue.. but not give up yet will definately find solution on that 😅
I just wanna take a second and thank you for posting this
Thank You
Omg, this video saved all my upcoming projects.. Thank You So Much. I literally fight with those little micro bastards! 🤣 Video was more than helpful. ❤️❤️
Good to hear that. I'm glad I helped. Good luck in creating Nicole 😉
@@jedrek29t I am facing this issue, I did 3 mini practicals before major project but unable to get rid of these rubbish bubbles, I used heat gun, I used hot water, but may be doing something wrong. yesterday I put epoxy in hot water and it got hard within few seconds and I destroyed everything, how to fix this properly ?
@@Ex-Motivation u neead a solvent, may be ur resin to thick
Whoooaaa!!!! I tried this after seeing people using torches because I guessed it would have the same effect but it didn't work very well. This video made me try again and I realized that my water just wasn't hot enough. Now it worked great. Thank you!!! May all your projects always be successful.
Sadly the resin turns into a sticky mess and what's left in the cup, e.g. after pouring a bit, becomes a block so fast.
It's good that you succeeded.
Better to use pressure pot.
Putting in hot water speeds up curing process. And your adding heat to resin that will get hot on its own during cure.
A pressure pot can be bought and made very cheaply.
Like a painters pot. Look it up on making one
I did this but my epoxy really gets harder after the bubble is gone.. how to solve that problem?
Thanks a million😭😭😭😭😓😓😓 you’re my best friend from now❣️
Hahaah yeap i needed this. Sometimes i rush and make lots of bubbles lol
For me the mix becomes thicker soon if I heat like this. So I have to heat only small quantities right??
Exactly
One question. Does the water have to be steaming?
Do you checked the temprature of water before put resin glass in it ??? Please reply me
no
This is really cool. I need to give this a try. I've been trying to make coasters, but thered so many bubbles!
What happens when you pour it and it cools down though?
So would you do this before or after mixing in colour pigments?
Czy zanurzana w ciepłej wodzie jest sama żywica czy żywica wraz z utwardzaczem?
Lepiej gdy zanurzana jest żywica i utwardzacz. Ale osobno. Dopiero potem odmierzamy proporcje i mieszamy.
How long did the process actually take, though?
Pretty crucial information, isn’t it? Considering the variance in epoxy set-up times...
10 min
jedrek29t wouldn’t it be non pourable at that point
Will this work by putting the resin in a glass flower vase then perhaps putting the glass vase in a warm pot of water on the stove? Also what brand of faux water do you use?
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I still have bad amount of micro bubbles. Advice ?
Use a round stick to mix part A and B together
Good idea! Very cheap and it works! Thanks , Pam😊
Great tip... but how hot should the water be??
It's enough that it's warm
@@jedrek29t thank you
Great tips!
Anyway, could i ask something?
how did you clean that glass after use it to mix resin???
Thanks
Here in india i used uc thinner. I did it before it cure, and wipe the cup again with clean cloth.
i used a bic lighter and im not sure if my resin piece cured correctly 🤔 does this have to do anything? ill definitely try your method .
I made a resin night lamp, includ that i'm only 13 years old its fu*** fantastic but I forgot to remove bobles from the resin and its a problem. And now I know how to do it thankyou you really helped me.
😉👍
Make sure you get a good face mask. Don't breath in the resin . It's really bad for you
Cam use this technique in pla resin?
Thank you so much. This is really helpful. ❤
Glad it was helpful!
Doesn’t mean that there won’t be any bubbles in the finished product upon completion of your project, best to use a heat gun or propane blow torch
best to use both... if your resin doesnt have a lot of bubbles, with teh heat gun you can remove them more easily
My resin harder fastly during the hot water hack process 😭😭😭
I tried putting the mixed resin in hot water and after 15 -20 minutes my resin actually lumped up and started curing. So I had to throw it away entirely.
How much time do I need to keep the resin in hot water?
About 15 minutes
@@jedrek29t thank you. I have only one question. When the resin is curing bubbles come out again.. What's my mistake 😔
@@Decorcrafts your water is too hot. Its needs to be max of 40 celcius.
@@jedrek29t how? Mine dries like silicone within 4 minutes.
whats inside the basin is it water only cold or hot?
hot
Can you tell me how to color the resin? What kind of paint do you use? Please!
Jose David Anka Mahfoud Hi, for myself I use Pebeo Vitrail ink for transparency. There's also what they call Ceramic ink for an opaque effect.
Mica powder did great
Gel food coloring. Glycerin not water based so it won't mess with curing
Jose David Anka Mahfoud you can literally use just about anything to color the resin... from acrylic paint to nail polish to powdered makeup to coolaid powder, cocoa powder to even trying spices in your spice cabinet... I’m not even joking.
@@clementbotella3733 yeah you may use just a pen ink it looks cool to
How long did this actually take?
About 10 minutes
@@jedrek29t then my epoxy is already hard...
@@jedrek29t
My epoxy is hard after that time!!!
What i did wrong???
When you say hot water, you mean hot hot or warm? Because the epoxy being hard after 5 minutes.
Thank you and congratulations for your amazing DIY!!!!!!!!!!
Try it but not workout
Is this liquid resin and hardener or only resin?
Better separately
How much hot we take water
What kind of resin do you use?
Is the resin has been mixed with catalyst?
Yes. But it's better to do it before mixing
Thanks
Hot water don't work
doing that before or after the hardner ??! and what if i put it in the form and have bubbels ??
you do it after mixing. And before pouring into the mold
i`ll try it ... thanks alot ^_^
Thank you
I will TRAI
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How long do you leave the resin in the hot water?
About 15 minutes
@@jedrek29t I tried leaving the resin in that long and the resin started to cure
Same here@@parkwayhandmadecraftstation129
Thanks MILLIONS!
how hot was the water ?
Thank you
Thank you x
Oh my gosh. You just safed some christmaspresents
Will pouring into silicone mold and placing in low temp oven work?
D35TR0YM4N Careful! I learned (the hard way 😑) that applying heat to resin once already poured into silicone molds can go bad - quickly; it’s a suuuper fine line, even with low heat, and only takes one little spot that bonds this way to cause your casting to tear off that spot along with it - likely destroying your mold entirely - in order to be removed at all.
Once this bond happens, you’ve got a worse-case-scenario stuck-casting... no matter how hard you try/mold release used prior/“stuck casting hacks” (oil/soap/slip solution, hot water, etc) they will not separate cleanly
Wow! You save my LIFE!!!
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Wow 😳 . What an ideal . 😊
can you make John hammond's amber cane?
😭 thank youu!!!
Thank you thank you thank you !!!
Bubbles hate ne ki koi machine batao
Does the resin become more watery or did I do it wrong
The resin becomes watery under the influence of heat
@@jedrek29t thank you :)
Thankkkkk youuu so much
Thank You too Mariia 😉
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Co jest ten resin przetłumacz
żywica epoksydowa
thank u!!
How hot is the water?
one hundred degrees Celsius
celsius? how is that plastic holding up that heat....?
DON'T do it on large projects solidifies to quickly
Hey bro, can I know the Temperature of the hot water, I used the method also, but the water is too hot until the resin get hard in few minutes
My resin got really hot and hard. Was the water too hot?
Maybe it was too hot
You saved me
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so you mixed it first then put it in hater i seen people only warm up the resin
your voice broke ???
Too bad this will make most resins hest up too quickly and cause them to overheat and litterally boil and ruin itself
How do you make that resin?
what is the liquid
The bubbles make me want to cry
i used this method but the resin becomes yellow once its dry :(
You have a transparent resin
mold resin
mold resin is up to molds. For castings, buy a transparent resin
Hot air rises.. give this man a medal :)
A Q 😂 That moment when you try to underplay someone’s knowledge/intelligence - only to display your own lack thereof...
The physics at play here is actually the effect of applied heat lowering the viscosity of the epoxy - in turn allowing for the air to move through it and escape with more ease and speed.
This destroyed my resin
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@@jedrek29t yes this was destroyed my resin too , my resin be hard and very hot ,, tell me what i do in next time ?? down temp ??
Vo hekya
Soo.. no one else noticed that in the title he spelled simple wrong?
Nobody cares.
So if I put it on the table . should I put my table at hot water 😂🤣
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nao entende o q vc ia fazer
А мне на русском раскажите
"Резин", которая в стаканчике , нужно поместить в ёмкость с горячей водой, чтобы исчезли воздушные пузырьки. Потом наносить на работу.
Will this speed up the curing time?
rad viejo one time I was working on a stove top with Alumilite clear resin with a 7 min work time, the stove was really warm and it definitely cut that 7 minutes. I was still stirring when it was starting to harden, and it cured with tons of bubbles throughout the whole piece. You want something with a longer work time.
Michael Garcia I don't know what kind of resin he is using but in order for resin to cure it has to heat up. What would be better for getting rid of bubbles? One person said microwave... I think a good torching should do enough. I think it depends on how cool it is in your house. Don't you think?
rad viejo yeah I'm new to casting myself, I've seen people also degass resin by using a vacuum chamber. For surface bubbles they pop them with a straw and warm breath. I think a torch only gets the surface as well.
Hello , you are correct , the torch only gets rid of surface bubbles.
@@michaelr0x0rs Smooth on 326 has a 7-9 min cur time.. and smooth on 327 has 10 - 20 min cur time..
Mike
Thank you
No problem 😉