You can fix bare spots or remove drips/surface imperfections by sanding the cured resin, smoothing any uneven spots. Once you have sanded, clean off any sanding dust and then pour a second layer. To reduce drips around the edges, run your gloved hand around the sides to smooth out drips. You can use painters table on the underside of the table to collect any drips and remove the tape once the resin cures.

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You could do the top but it is super glossy and would be slippery too. You could apply the grip tape overtop once it cured. To avoid pooling you can apply in a thin layer using a brush or smoothing on with your gloved hand.

You can always sand the edges to smooth them out, then apply a layer of ArtResin with a gloved hand, or just paint them black after sanding.

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The best way to prevent the drips from sticking to the back of your panel is to use painters tape and mask off the back. Once the resin has cured hard enough to handle, you can pull off the tape and any resin drips will come with it.

The best fix would be to lightly sand the cured resin surface then pour another layer of fresh resin over top. This fresh layer will level out the lower area and leave you with a nice flat smooth surface.

We like to use birch art panels, but you can use any kind of wood. Be careful that you take the time to seal the wood first to help prevent any off gassing which will leave you with bubbles.

We are sorry to learn that your artwork showed some signs of yellowing. While ArtResin contains some very powerful UV stabilizers in its formula, unfortunately UV is not the only cause for yellowing art. Other factors such as bulking, over torching, interactions with other art materials such as titanium dioxide which is found in most white paint, can all contribute to accelerated yellowing. Avoiding UV rays, excess heat, and allowing paints to cure fully prior to applying resin can help! We would be happy to help try to understand what happened, drop us a line with photos to [email protected]

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You can easily do this! Just test the paper first, it may require a sealer to prevent it from absorbing the resin. Once sealed you can use a spray adhesive to fix it to the board, use a roller to ensure there are no air pockets trapped behind it, then coat with ArtResin.

The calculator on ArtResin.com will calculate the total amount of mixed ArtResin required- you will then mix 50% resin and 50% hardener for the perfect 1:1 ratio :)

Great question. ArtResin will self level as it cures so even when you smooth it on with your gloved hand, it will usually level out smooth before it cures.

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The butane torch is used to clear off any bubbles that rise to the surface after pouring on your resin. You can use a heat gun if you don't have a butane torch.

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